The Hancock County Public Library serves roughly 58,990 residents in Hancock County, Indiana. The library system comprises the Main Library in Greenfield and the Sugar Creek branch in New Palestine. It maintains a collection of 162,138 volumes and circulates approximately 763,830 items per year. The library offers meeting and study spaces, WiFi, a computer lab with 19 internet-connected desktop computers with Microsoft Office packages, early literacy computers, printing, faxing, scanning, exam proctoring, home delivery services, and various programs for all ages, such as tech help, arts & crafts, homework help, and storytime.