From the GPO Announcement (PDF)

The U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) named the Oklahoma Department of Libraries (ODL) as the 2009 Federal Depository Library of the Year. ODL provides Federal Government information to people throughout the entire state of Oklahoma. ODL is one of two regional libraries in Oklahoma. The library is supportive of other libraries in the state, providing excellent service, training and on-site visitations. Officials at ODL have conducted nearly 200 workshops for all types of libraries in the stat by teaching them how to provide their patrons with access to Federal Government information resources. ODL works with staff from Federal agencies to provide librarians with the latest information
from agency Web sites and databases. Recently, ODL conducted a workshop for new employees in the U.S. Census offices throughout Oklahoma regarding information about U.S. Census

Source: GPO

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