At that time, the Library was open three days a week for a total of ten hours. It had a staff of six volunteers and in the first month of operation, fifty-two community members registered to be book borrowers. Less than a year later, the Library moved to its present location on Route 209 and Bond Lane in Brodheadsville. Today, the Library is staffed by one professional librarian and nine other full and part time employees who serve a community of over 23,000 people. The Library is open 41 hours a week and has two Story Hours each Wednesday.
Financial support is received from various sources.
In addition to individual contributions, funds are received from a one mil tax collected through the Pleasant Valley School District. The Library also receives State Aid by meeting state requirements for the overall operation of the Library. The Library is the headquarters for the Monroe County Literacy Program and is the home of an outstanding collection of shadow boxes depicting scences from children's literature. Volunteers continue to be an important mainstay of the Library. Residents are cordially invited to become active members of the community in which they live through volunteer service at the Library.