Palmerton Area Library reports grants, usage and summer reading plans
Summary
The Palmerton Area Library told the board it has received $1.5–$1.6 million in grants for building refurbishment, offers a summer reading program in 2026, and provides more than 25,000 digital titles via the Libby app.
Debra Miller presented the Palmerton Area Library’s annual overview at the June 2 meeting, describing services, programing and recent grant support.
According to the minutes, Miller said the library tracks annual counts for adult and child users, circulation totals and programming for both groups. The minutes report that the library has received $1.5–$1.6 million in grants toward refurbishing its building, has launched a summer reading program (continuing in 2026) and offers access to over 25,000 digital titles through the Libby app.
Miller also described partnerships with community organizations and other services provided by the library; the minutes note these items as part of the library’s regular outreach and capital-improvement efforts.
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