Looking for committee minutes? Need information about prior legislators? Have questions about bills, votes, statutes, session laws, vetoes, or the legislative process? Want a quiet getaway with a fabulous view of downtown Raleigh? The North Carolina Legislative Library offers this and more!
Our mission is to meet the research and information needs of General Assembly members, their staffs, and legislative committees. We are also a resource for other state agencies and the public. Our website is chock-full of publications, tutorials, and historical collections.
For general information or research assistance, call us at 919-733-9390 or email us at library@ncleg.gov.
The library can provide audio files of committee meetings from the current biennium. No earlier bienniums are available. Video is not available. We deliver the audio on a flash drive (email is not available). To obtain audio files, contact us at audio@ncleg.gov.
Library News
- April 12, 1776: the Halifax ResolvesOn April 12, 1776, at the meeting of the Fourth Provincial Congress, North Carolina’s assembly authorized its three delegates to the Continental Congress to vote for independence. To the minutes of that meeting, they… Read more: April 12, 1776: the Halifax Resolves
- Happy birthday, America!July 4, 2026 will be a stellar day in United States history: the day our country turns 250 years old. Across America, states are preparing to celebrate their own unique contributions to… Read more: Happy birthday, America!
- African-American Legislative ResourcesFebruary is, of course, Black History Month. North Carolina has many resources for studying and celebrating Black history. For instance, check out the home page of NCPedia, a project of the State… Read more: African-American Legislative Resources
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