1. For a floor plan of the library's first floor, click here.
2. For a floor plan of the library's second floor, click here.
3. For a floor plan of the library's third floor, click here.

Library Resources

The library's collection consists of more than 80,000 books and periodicals, audio and video tapes, DVDs, and large-print books. Mahopac Public is the only library in the county with The New York Times and The Journal News on microfilm. Reader/printers are available for microfilm and microfiche periodical reference; more than 1,400 magazine titles are available through print and online subscriptions. In addition, a small law collection and current broad-based business reference materials are available to the public.
Currently the library has more than a dozen public multimedia computer workstations. Several of these are programmed with a variety of age-appropriate educational software designed for children from preschool age through young adult. The remaining workstations provide a complete office suite of programs and can be used to gain reference, career, health, and business information in addition to Internet access. There are dedicated quick Internet access and stand-alone computers for specific patron needs, as well.
The Land Use Center is a unique feature of MPL, with a goal of providing access to information on easements, environmental assessments, environmental impact statements, local lake management, land trusts, management plans, mediation, open space preservation, planning, regional studies, smart growth, storm-water runoff, sprawl, watershed issues, wetlands management, wildlife management, and zoning. The Land Use Center is the first of its kind in a public library in the Hudson Valley, and is believed to be the first in the United States.

• Mahopac Public Library continues to be the County Reference Center, a position it has held for the past twenty years.
  
• The Parenting Resource Center contains child-development materials for information on developmental disabilities.
  
• Prospective college students and job seekers are encouraged to use the Job & Education Information Center.
  
• Adults seeking to learn English or improve their language skills are welcome to contact the Literacy Volunteers of America coordinator at the library.
  

Library activities and programs are listed on the current calendar.
If you require further information about the library's resources, please contact us by e-mail or telephone: 845-628-2009 x 100.