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A Comprehensive Guide to Federal, State, County, and Local Government Offices in the United States
This comprehensive directory contains more than 256,000 listings and puts you in touch with all levels of government: federal, state, county, and municipal. Individual listings include complete mailing addresses and telephone numbers. Fax numbers, e-mail addresses, and web site addresses are provided where available.
Easy-to-Use Sections
- Federal Offices - includes the Executive Office of the President, cabinet departments, administrative agencies and organizations, quasi-governmental organizations, the entire U.S. Congress, U.S. courts, and federal regional offices
- State Offices - arranged by state and includes state capitals, governors, legislatures, offices, courts, and more
- County and City Offices - includes quick reference listings, county maps, county offices, and city offices
- Other Features - Quick Reference Listings, Keyword Indexes, Maps, Area Code Tables
Informative Listings
- Names of all federal elected officials, including members of U.S. Congress
- Offices and titles for every key position at all levels of government
- Complete mailings addresses and phone numbers for each listing
- Fax numbers and e-mail and web addresses where available--including more than 127,000 e-mail addresses and more than 16,500 web site addresses (URLs)
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Library binding. 8.5 x 11. List price $317.
16th edition. 2538 Pages. 978-0-7808-0696-2. 2008. $285.00.
What reviewers are saying . . . "Despite ever-increasing access to directory information on the Internet, comprehensive direct contact information for government offices at all levels is still often time-consuming to collate, making this set a useful addition to reference collections." - American Reference Books Annual, 2006
"Includes e-mail and Web site addresses, linking print to electronic. For all government publication collections." - Choice, Association of College & Research Libraries
"An all-in-one source. Any library would benefit from this information-packed work." - Library Journal
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