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Exciting progress continues at the Marlboro Free Library! As part of our Renovation and Expansion Project to create a more welcoming and versatile community space, construction at the Library is well underway! Please read as December brings many changes to our Library, including new, additional temporary hours.
After a brief closure to prepare for interior renovations in November, the Library has reopened, offering a selection of limited services from our Express Service Library, including:
- Hold pickups
- Returns
- Browsing and borrowing of new books and select popular materials
- Express printing, faxing, and scanning
Notary and passport services will resume this month.
While our express service is open, patrons will not have access to the main library floor, the full collection, study/tutor spaces, children’s play area, local history section, or long-term computer use. Limited computer access will be available.
Library programs will continue offsite during construction. Please check our website, e-calendar, and social media for program locations and updates.
Beginning Monday, December 1, the Library will operate under additional modified hours to accommodate the demolition and renovation of our restrooms:
Monday–Thursday: 12:30–6:00 PM
Friday: 12:30–5:00 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM–5:00 PM
Sunday: 1:00–5:00 PM
This reduction in hours is necessary, as outdoor restrooms will be required to complete this phase of work. We will expand upon these hours as soon as we can. Please note: These hours are subject to change as work progresses. Please check our website or call us at 845-236-7272 before visiting for the most up-to-date hours, open dates, and information.
The Library’s interior renovations will continue through Spring 2026, and construction noise will be noticeable while work is underway.
Don’t forget! You can continue to access eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, and streaming services 24/7 through Libby, Hoopla, and Kanopy with your Marlboro Free Library card.
Your Marlboro Free Library card can also be used at any of the 66 libraries in the Mid-Hudson Library System. Items can be placed on hold from another library and delivered to the Marlboro Free Library, free of charge. Our neighboring libraries in Highland and Milton are also available for your convenience.
We’re so grateful for your patience and flexibility as we take this exciting next step in transforming our Library. These improvements will create a more welcoming and functional space for our entire community, and we can’t wait to share the finished result with you in 2026!
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