​Middleburgh School District Funding Request

About The Funding Request
Rensselaerville Library is chartered to serve the residents of the Town of Rensselaerville and surrounding areas. Residents of Rensselaerville live in four school districts with 38% of the parcels in Middleburgh School District. 

Rensselaerville Library is asking the residents of the Middleburgh School District to vote for a tax levy of $15,000 to support our library programming and services. The approximate annual tax levy for a household with property assessed at $100,000 would be $6.00.

Read more about it in our Voter's Guide.

The Benefits of Being a 2-Library Town!​

For less than half the price of a monthly Netflix subscription, Middleburgh School District residents will receive the benefit of access to not only a second library, but a second library system, too!

Rensselaerville Library cardholders have access to the collections of 29 libraries in the Upper Hudson Library System.

Rensselaerville Library offers the following essential services:
- Expansive collection of books for all ages.
- New release and classic movies and television on DVD.
- Access to OverDrive and Hoopla streaming services providing e-books, audiobooks, magazines, movies, TV series and more!
- Interlibrary lending.
- Free wifi and high-speed internet 24/7.
- Free public computers and access to an office machine with printing, copying, and faxing capabilities.
- Help with your technology questions.
- Free databases.​
- Children's Story Time and S.T.E.A.M. programs.
- Summer Reading Program
- Adult arts and culture lectures.
- Job skill and digital literacy classes.
- Free public meeting space.

And have we mentioned, we're fine free - no late fees on books and other borrowed materials!

Have any questions?

If you have any questions after reading the Voter's Guide, send us an email! We'll be happy to answer your questions.
Rensselaerville Library is located in the Hamlet of Rensselaerville at 1459 County Route 351.