The library has an outside reading area, and a mile-long trail through the woods. The library houses 52,000 items which includes books, videos, CDs, books on tape, newspapers and magazines. Electronic databases and Internet access provide patrons with the most current information available. Special services include interlibrary loan, fax and copy machines, public use computers, youth and adult reading programs and a monthly book sale, sponsored by the Friends of the Saline District Library. Display cases are available for patrons' artwork and collections.
Meeting rooms are available for community groups to gather and conduct their meetings.
South West of Ann Arbor, Michigan Library Board of Trustees Saline District Library is governed by a 7-member group of volunteer residents who are appointed either by the City of Saline or by the Saline School District. Terms are two years and the monthly board meeting is held the third Tuesday of every month and is open to the public. Most Michigan public libraries have policymaking boards. The Board hires a library director to administer the daily operations of the library. Anyone interested in serving on the Board should contact the Library Director for further details.