Bloomingdale Public Library, located in Bloomingdale, IL, has a long-standing reputation for its dedication to progressive thinking and community involvement. From its humble beginnings 30 years ago in two mobile classrooms to its present-day state-of-the-art facility, the library has continuously improved its services with the support of the Bloomingdale community. With a staff of over 60, the library offers a wide range of services to its patrons, operating 68 hours a week in a spacious 35,000 square foot building.

The library's Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) provides direct access to its vast collection of over 128,000 items, which includes books for children and adults. Additionally, patrons can explore the holdings of eight other nearby libraries through the OPAC. The library offers various programs and resources for all age groups, including computer and tech classes, online courses, language learning, homework help, and local history and genealogy research.

It also hosts a variety of adult and teen programs, book groups, and clubs, fostering a sense of community and intellectual growth. Bloomingdale Public Library is a cornerstone of the Bloomingdale community, providing valuable resources and services to enhance the lives of its residents