The Radford Public Library's mission is to educate, enlighten, and enrich the community. It serves as a central hub for information and offers a wide array of resources, including over 75,000 literary items, online resources, and public computers. The library hosts various classes and programs for all ages, such as the "1,000 Books Before Kindergarten" reading program and supports community initiatives like the Bobcat Backpack Program. It also provides essential services like copying, printing, faxing, and notary services, and is a passport acceptance facility. Additionally, the Radford Public Library houses the Ann H. Fisher New River Room, dedicated to local history and genealogy, featuring collections of local newspapers, family letters, and yearbooks. The library is committed to providing continuous learning opportunities and fostering an environment for the exchange of ideas, adhering to the American Library Association's principles.