Use the search form on the Gov Info home page. You can find government documents in our library by choosing "Gov Info in Library Catalog" or find information using Google Government or USA Search.
Use our Subject Guides to browse our recommended sources.
Ask a staffer for help. We're open the same hours as the library, but if there's no one available at the desk, you can ask at the Reference Desk on first floor.

Below are some sources that will help you cite government sources for the most common style manuals.

Use our Style Guides to browse our recommended sources.
Docs Cite Automatically formats citations for federal government documents in APA or MLA style for a variety of formats (Arizona State University)
APA, MLA, Chicago, and Turabian -extensive examples (University of Nebraska, Kearney)
APA, MLA, Turabian, Chicago, Cheney/Smith/Garner - brief examples (Penn State)
MLA - more extensive examples (University of Nevada, Reno)
Citing Foreign Gov Docs (University of North Texas)

Use this Government Document Request Form to request a document. Requests are usually fulfilled within a week, depending on the difficulty of obtaining the material. You may also contact us directly at 974-2904 with your request.

Government Information is classified using the Superintendent of Documents (SuDoc) system. You can read more about SuDocs here, or just ask a staffer in the Government Information department to help you find something on the shelf. Since many documents are only a few pages, finding something on the shelf can be difficult.