The Library Wants to Hear From You

With the recently celebrating , the whole place is back in business.

To that end, library officials are asking people to take a short online survey, which includes questions on how you use the library, how often and what, if anything, would you like to see improved there.

Library officials also are asking anyone interested and available to participate in a focus group discussion about the library, on May 30, June 6 or June 12. The session would take about 60 to 90 minutes.

The complete press release is below:

The Library is interested in learning more about the community's ideas for the Library and the services that we provide. This information will be very helpful to us as we develop and implement our plan of service and look ahead to the future.    

Please take a few minutes to complete our quick survey - 
for your convenience it is available by clicking here.

We are looking for people who are frequent and infrequent users of the Library and are willing to spend 60 to 90 minutes thinking about ways we could improve our services, collections, policies and facility. If you are interested, please attend a small group discussion to discuss the Library. The Library will host a number of community focus groups on May 30th, June 6th and June 12th, facilitated by Library Development Solutions of Princeton, New Jersey.     

Please contact the Library at 973-538-6161 or email the Library Director Maria Norton at maria.norton@mainlib.org to find out about times and register to participate in one of the focus groups.