Volunteers
We’re grateful for volunteers of all ages who help bring energy, creativity, and support to the library. From events and programs to everyday tasks that keep things running smoothly, volunteers play an important role in everything we do — and we’re excited to have you join us. Here is where you’ll find what you need to know about becoming a volunteer, with more helpful resources being added as our volunteer program continues to grow.

What you need to know
Day‑to‑day tasks — restocking materials, straightening shelves, assisting staff, assisting patrons, and light cleaning
Story Time support — reading *, facilitating crafts *, assisting Story Time leads
Event help — setup, facilitating stations, assisting leaders or staff, and cleanup
*You can choose the book or craft, or we can select it for you — you simply lead.
Day‑to‑day help — we can always use volunteers for everyday tasks
Story Time roles — check with Ms. Tabitha for available dates and openings
Event opportunities — keep an eye on Facebook and the library website for announcements
Day‑to‑day volunteering — stop in or call to speak with a staff member
Story Time volunteering — reach out directly to Ms. Tabitha
Event volunteering — instructions will be included in each event announcement
- Comfortable clothing — wear clothes and shoes appropriate for the task you’ve signed up for
- Closed‑lid drink — refillable bottles recommended
- Snacks or lunch — bring food if you’ll be here for an extended period*
*If you plan to purchase food nearby, note that several local restaurants are closed on Mondays.
Taking breaks — volunteers may take breaks whenever needed; just let a staff member know
Communication with staff — please let staff know in advance if you need to leave
Adult volunteers — adults may leave as they wish
Youth volunteers — youth without an accompanying adult may not leave without advance staff permission and parent/guardian approval
Verification forms — we offer forms verifying volunteer time for work, school, homeschool, or personal records
Filling out the form — volunteers fill in the form and track their own hours; a staff member must sign off
Yes, youth volunteers earn Library Bucks for their time.
Tracking bucks — youth or their parent/guardian must track their own time for buck totals
Buck totals — up to 1 hour = 1 buck, up to 4 hours = 3 bucks, up to 6 hours = 5 bucks, and 6+ hours = 7 bucks
Bonus bucks — staff may award bonus bucks at their discretion for exceptional effort or helpfulness
Buck deductions — bucks may be lost for repeatedly not following directions or showing disrespectful behavior
Starting paperwork — at this time, there is only a Volunteer Sign-up form to collect your information and interest. The link is below.
Future forms — additional forms for youth volunteers will be added in the future
Sign up today
Click here to sign up to become a volunteer