The state library of oregon will use funds to support the goals of their five-year plan for FY 2023-2027, which reflect the purposes and priorities of the library services and technology act (LSTA)

The Institute of Museum and Library Services awarded the State Library of Oregon $3,927,963.64 under the Grants to States program (CFDA 45.310) on October 1, 2025, to support the state's Five-Year Plan for fiscal years 2023–2027 aligned with Library Services and Technology Act priorities.

The State Library will direct funds toward five strategic goals: breaking down barriers and bridging the digital divide across Oregon libraries; honoring culture, heritage, and tribal communities; supporting students, youth, and lifelong learners; building community relationships; and ensuring libraries have adequate training and resources. The award covers a two-year period of performance ending September 30, 2027, with place of performance in Salem, Oregon.

The State Library functions as the prime recipient and will distribute funds through competitive subawards and cooperative agreements to eligible public, academic, research, school, and special libraries throughout Oregon. Prior grant cycles have funded digital content acquisition, regional library system integration, digital skills training, archival access for underserved communities, rural library courier services, tribal digital newspaper archives, legal clinics, and STEM programs, with subawards flowing to public library systems, city libraries, library associations, historical societies, and individual library districts.

Specific goals include: 1) oregon libraries break down barriers and the digital divide; 2) oregon libraries honor culture, heritage, and tribes; 3) oregon libraries support students, youth, and lifelong learners; 4) oregon libraries build relationships to foster community; and 5) oregon libraries have the training and resources they need.