This location has served the residents of the parish for 20 years and serves as the main (central) branch of our library system. The building was renamed in August of 2017 after charter board member, Norris J. Millet, Sr. Millet served on the library board for 52 years before retiring in January of 2019. It offers book collections, story times, computers, DVDs, audiobooks, online databases, interlibrary loan services, newspapers, magazines, meeting rooms, and much more.

Through quality programming and a variety of informational resources, the Leroy D. Williams Memorial Library strives to offer exceptional services to the diverse community of Reserve, Louisiana. In March of 2015, the library received its namesake as a fitting tribute to Mr. Leroy D. Williams. His lifetime of service on the library board and his contributions to the development and success of the library system will forever be remembered. It offers book collections, story times, computers, DVDs, audiobooks, online databases, faxing, newspapers, magazines, meeting rooms, and much more.

Taxpayers voted for a special bond issue specifically to be used to build this library. The area of Garyville now has a building to provide informational and recreational use to its residents. It was named after long time educators from the Garyville-Mt. Airy area (Mr. Frazee and Mrs. Harris). It offers book collections, story times, computers, DVDs, audiobooks, online databases, faxing, newspapers, magazines, meeting rooms, and much more.

This branch has served Edgard and its surrounding areas for over 20 years and serves as the parish seat. It received an expansion in 2017 to better serve the people. The library was named after Roland Borne who was committed to improving the community; especially his hometown of Edgard. It offers book collections, story times, computers, DVDs, audiobooks, online databases, faxing, newspapers, magazines, meeting rooms, and much more.