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1110 Route 55 Phone: (845) 452-3141 Hours
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Our Mission The mission of the LaGrange Association Library is to provide opportunities for education, enrichment and recreation to the people of the LaGrange community. Our Vision The LaGrange community is the heart of our Library. We strive to be a friendly, welcoming environment for people of all ages and backgrounds to gather, relax, and learn. We will provide a combination of traditional and progressive library services integral to the lives of LaGrange residents by offering relevant and popular materials, services and programs, and current technology. View our 2019-2022 Long Range Plan We offer passport services for new applications and photos by appointment only. For information visit our Passport Webpage. Appointments can be scheduled in person, by phone or online through our Passport Appointment Calendar. One appointment per applicant is required. Notary Public Services We offer free Notary Public services. Please call ahead to confirm availability or to request an appointment, if you require a specific time. You must present a valid photo ID in order to have your document notarized. Book & Media Donations Book and media donations are accepted Monday through Saturday during library hours. There's a limit of 25 items per family per day. For more information, please refer to
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COVID-19 Resources CDC: NYS Dept. of Health: Dutchess County Dept. of Health:
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PayPal donations will not be recorded as "anonymous" unless the donor instructs the Library otherwise.
Shop at smile.amazon.com and Amazon will donate .5% of your eligible purchases to LaGrange Library.
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In January 2020, we asked the LaGrange community to let us know how we could better serve them by filling out the LaGrange Library 2020 Community Survey. The survey was mailed out to every household in the Town of LaGrange and sent via e-newsletter. It contained eight questions about usage of the Library’s materials, services, programs, and website, suggestions for same, and comments about the Library.
