Wisconsin Document Depository Program

The Wisconsin Document Depository Program is a statutorily mandated program (Wisconsin Statutes, Sections 35.81- 35.84) that requires Wisconsin state agencies to provide copies of their publications to preserve and make available a record of major state government programs. Publications are made available in two ways, at depository libraries and online through the Wisconsin Digital Archives.

Find out more about the historical background of the depository program and visit the directory to see a complete listing of designated depository libraries located throughout Wisconsin.

Go to Information for Depository Libraries to see publication distribution shipping lists and the depository library directory.

This service is provided by the Department of Public Instruction, Bureau of Libraries.

For questions about this information, email statedocuments@dpi.wi.gov. 

DPI staff that support the Wisconsin Document Depository Program and the Wisconsin Digital Archives are made possible through a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.