The Belleville Public Library have released its 2025 annual report.
It’s noted that in 2025, there were 427,498 total item checkouts for the year.
711 programs and events were held throughout the year, which were attended by a total of 16,001 people.
New initiatives were also highlighted such as a new printing and copying system that allows patrons to print from any phone or mobile device, and a new electronic resource, Mango Languages, that patrons can use for free to learn up to 70 languages.
A look at the full report can be found at the Library’s website.
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Councillor Paul Carr, Chair of the Belleville Public Library Board, comments:
“As Chair of the Belleville Public Library Board, I’m pleased to share that 2025 was another successful year for providing vital services to our community. The 2025 Annual Report demonstrates how busy and dynamic our library and gallery are every day. As we reflect on our past results, we also look to the future and are excited about an upcoming capital campaign and service expansions.”
Trevor Pross, CEO, comments:
“This annual report reflects the way our community is using and benefiting from Library and Gallery services in so many ways. From borrowing collections to study space, to children’s programs to art gallery exhibitions, there is something for everyone. I am so thankful for our staff and the hard work they do, and for the support of our community. I encourage everyone to read this report and to stay connected with us through regular visits to the Library, and through our social media feeds and the Library What’s On calendar on our website.
