Where Rockland reads.

The cooperative library system that connects every public library in Rockland County (plus Orange, Sullivan, and Ulster). Provides the shared catalog, inter-library loan, and digital resources used by every member branch below.

Historic riverside library serving Nyack, Upper Nyack, South Nyack, and Central Nyack. Programs for kids, teens, and adults, plus a robust local-history collection.

Serves Ramapo, Spring Valley, and the surrounding communities. One of Rockland's largest public libraries, with extensive multilingual collections and programs.

The public library serving the North Rockland community from a main library in Garnerville and a village branch in Haverstraw.

The public library serving residents of the Nanuet Union Free School District, with collections, programs, research tools, and digital services.

The public library for Clarkstown's New City area. Story times, ESL classes, teen programs, and a busy community-program calendar.

Hometown library for the Pearl River community. Active programming for all ages and a long-running summer reading tradition.

Serves the village of Suffern and surrounding hamlets including Hillburn and Sloatsburg. Robust children's and teen programs.

Small-but-active village library serving Tappan. Story times, knitting circles, author talks, and a tight-knit local feel.

Modern, well-resourced library serving Valley Cottage and Congers. Maker space, music room, and one of the busiest event calendars in the county.

Community library serving the hamlet of Blauvelt. Story hours, kids' STEAM programs, and an active book club.

Serves West Nyack and the surrounding Clarkstown area. Children's programs, adult learning, and quiet study space close to the Palisades Mall.

Historic small library serving Palisades and surrounding river-towns. Garden, lawn programs in summer, and a notable local-history room.

Village library on the riverfront in Piermont. Story times, art shows, and community-room programs alongside the standard collection.

Stony Point's public library, offering materials, digital resources, local-history collections, museum passes, and programs for all ages.

The village public library in Sloatsburg, providing books, digital media, research resources, museum passes, and community programming.

A community library in a former schoolhouse, with children's, teen, and adult programs plus a growing local oral-history project.

Serves the Orangeburg hamlet. Family programs, English-language classes, and a community-meeting space.