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Research & Resources

eResources

The Library subscribes to a number of Databases and has curated a collection of useful websites (eResources) that contain information across a wide variety of topics including genealogy, entrepreneurship, local history, consumer products, and language learning. You can find them here or browse our guides for Resources by Topic.

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Find court cases for all counties except Milwaukee. For questions about the CCAP service, please contact the Dane County Clerks of Court at 608-266-4311 or visit the Wisconsin circuit courts web site at https://www.wicourts.gov/courts/circuit/clerkcontact.htm | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Civil, Criminal, Probate, Small Claims, Divorce, and more. Many of these forms are used in the City of Madison and Dane County. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Locate licensed businesses, partnerships, and companies in Wisconsin, also known as Corporate Registration Information Service (CRIS). | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Find information on alerts, recalls, consumer standards, tips on how to protect yourself against scams or poor service, or file a complaint against a Wisconsin business. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Resources for veterans in the workforce. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Contains state documents from 2001-present, including statistics, reports, and studies published by government agencies. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Offers a number of links (under Archives) to sites of historical interest in Wisconsin. For the holdings of the State Historical Society, use the University of Wisconsin-Madison's card catalog. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
The Library-Archives Division collects, preserves, and makes available both published and unpublished materials about the history of Wisconsin, the United States and Canada. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Find jobs in Wisconsin | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
The Wisconsin Motorists’ Handbook explains driving rules and practices to help you safely drive and prepare for a drivers' test. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Find the requirements and tools you need to start a business in Wisconsin. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Forms on all sorts of legal topics, including some forms specific to Wisconsin. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
The online home of the Wisconsin State Legislature. Find info about the Assembly, the Senate, committees, and service agencies. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Forms provided by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Information for tech businesses on incubators, networking and capital. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
The purpose of the Wisconsin Veterans Museum is to commemorate, acknowledge, and affirm the role of Wisconsin veterans in America’s military past by means of instructive exhibits and other educational programs. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Northstar Digital Literacy
Learn different ways to write a resume and cover letter with this lesson from Northstar Online Learning (NSOL). | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.
Wisconsin Women's Business Initiative Corporation offers business classes and lending. | more info »
This resource is available to all library users.

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Tools for readers and educators
Research tools, community resources, and more for your business
Information about products, businesses, and consumer protection
Resources related to digital inclusion curated for Madison and Dane County residents. Includes information about broadband, WiFi, and device access, as well as digital literacy, workforce skills, and older adult computer training.
Find info about your heritage with genealogy resources available at Madison Public Library
Information about local and federal government, voting, and more
Community health organizations and reputable resources for health and medical information
Links to community resources related to food, health, housing assistance, and shelter
Find out about library initiatives and resources for exploring Madison's history
Library services and online resources for job seekers
Resources for language learning
Information on finding a lawyer, immigrant rights, legal forms, and more
Stay informed through our free resources and reach your wellness goals through our workshops by the community, for the community
Find out about Madison's neighborhoods, community organizations, local history, and more
Resources for accessing newspapers and newspaper articles, including obituaries and historical archives
List of resources to promote racial equity and social justice in Madison
Find out about library services and other community resources for older adults
Find publicly-available contact information for businesses or individuals
Job descriptions and requirements for working at Madison Public Library

Contact

Have a question? Contact Madison Public Library's Reference Department by phone at 608-266-6300 or by email.