Henrietta Public Library serves the town of Henrietta, New York, as a vital government-supported institution committed to promoting literacy, lifelong learning, and community engagement. As part of the Monroe County Library System, the library offers free access to a wide array of educational and informational resources for people of all ages. With a modern, welcoming facility, the library provides not only books and digital media, but also spaces for collaboration, creativity, and technology use. Programs include early literacy initiatives, job search assistance, technology training, and cultural enrichment events aligned with community needs. The library plays a key civic role by providing free Wi-Fi, public computers, and meeting rooms for community use. Their outreach efforts extend to schools, senior centers, and underserved populations. Henrietta Public Library is particularly known for its inclusive programming and responsiveness to diverse community interests. Operated with local government support, the library actively fosters connections among residents and encourages civic engagement. The institution demonstrates an enduring commitment to providing open access to knowledge and public services in an equitable and welcoming environment.

Key Services:

– Lending of books, audiobooks, eBooks, and DVDs
– Public computer and Wi-Fi access
– Educational and cultural programs for all age groups
– Early childhood literacy initiatives and storytimes
– Career and technology skill-building workshops
– Community meeting rooms and study spaces
– Access to local and government information resources
– Outreach to schools, senior centers, and underserved populations
– Participation in the Monroe County Library System for shared resources
– Personalized research and reference assistance