About Renovo Library

Renovo Library opened its doors to the residents of the Renovo area in 1968 as a branch of the Annie Halenbake Ross Library. It has a collection of books in fiction and non-fiction available for loan for all ages. Requests can be made for audio books and music as well as DVD movie titles. If the library does not own a title of a book, an Interlibrary Loan can be requested.

Computers and Wi-Fi are available to access the Internet, search social media, or inquire about job resources.

The adult reading room is available for use in studying, tutoring and group meetings.

The Library has a Children’s Library with educational children’s computers full of reading, math, science and more activities for youth ages 1-12. LSTA grants have provided the Renovo Library with interactive blocks, games, and STEM materials for the youth of the area.

The Clinton County Community Foundation has provided a number of operating grants and collection and equipment grants have provided resources in genealogy for the local residents and historians through the purchase of microfilm of the local Record and a microfilm reader-printer.

Special programming is offered for children through  story times for the young and summer learning programs in the summer.