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Palmerton Area Library outlines services, digital access and programs to township supervisors
Summary
Debra Miller described annual library usage, programs for adults and children and promoted the Libby app, saying the library offers "over twenty-five thousand titles available online."
Debra Miller presented a summary of services at the Palmerton Area Library during the March 4 meeting, describing in‑person usage, programming for children and adults, partnerships with community organizations and the library's digital offerings.
Miller highlighted the Libby app for digital borrowing and told the board the library provides "over twenty-five thousand titles available online," including ebooks, audiobooks and magazines accessible on smart devices. Attendees asked about possible community recycling events; Secretary‑Treasurer RoniSue Ahner said a tire recycling event had not been discussed for several months.
The board did not take formal action on library requests but heard the presentation as part of "Business from Persons Present."
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