The office downstairs contains back issues of magazines and periodicals on microfilm. The library was automated in the fall of 1993, and all library materials are now listed on the Online Public Access Catalog. There are many advantages with an automated catalog, including the ability to find books with just a couple key words and the ability to see if the book has been checked out. The network of computers also includes a CD-ROM encyclopedia, Microsoft Works word processing and a publishing program. While school students are taught to use the on-line catalog and the encyclopedia in library classes, the public may also receive instruction upon request.
Meeting space is available for community groups.
Arrangements for use must be made through the director. The summer reading program begins the first week of July. Any resident of the Le Roy School District may borrow books from the library with a library card. Policies for borrowing are handed out to each new patron and are available upon request. The Woodward Memorial Library is a member of the Nioga Library System, which is a system of independent public libraries cooperating in library services, such as interlibrary loan.