The Maple Heights Branch Library serves more than 23,000 residents in the city of Maple Heights, a suburb of Cleveland in Cuyahoga County, Ohio. As an affiliate library of the Cuyahoga County Public Library (CCPL), Maple Heights Branch is one of the 27 branches that contributes to the overall collection and services of the county library, which include almost 19.5 million total circulations, almost 1.6 million book and serial volumes, a little more than 350,000 eBooks, almost 296,000 audio files, and more than 510,000 video files. Founded in 1922, CPPL aims to empower individuals and communities by providing opportunities for all to read, learn, create, and connect. Both a Student Success Center and a Kids Café for the Greater Cleveland Food Bank are located at the Maple Heights Branch. Additionally, the Centers for Families and Children and the Debra Ann November Early Learning Facility, the first early learning center to be housed inside an Ohio public library, are also located at the Maple Heights Branch.