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Sewickley Public Library Needs Your Input!

As the Sewickley Public Library Board of Directors embarks on a new strategic plan, we are inviting the community to provide input through two surveys which can be completed online.

The Children’s Survey is for patrons ages 12 years and younger and the other has been designed for Teens and Adults.

The surveys were created on Surveymonkey.com and should allow multiple family members to access the survey and provide responses.

“Anyone can take the survey, even if they don’t use the Library. In many ways, why someone might not use the Library can be enlightening to us,” committee member Larry Castner said.

The Board is hoping to collect some helpful data regarding the current state of the library and what changes the community might want to see.

Please follow the appropriate link to take the survey

Ages 12 & Up

Ages 12 & Under

Thank you for your time and input,

Sewickley Public Library Board of Directors


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Visit the Friends of the Sewickley Public Library page to read a letter from the Philippines about the great things your donated books have been up to!

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