Tax Forms

A limited supply of federal 1040 tax forms is now available. Please call 412-531-8754 if you would like to pick them up, or if you would like us to print other tax forms for you (printing fees will apply).
Pennsylvania state tax forms and Rent Rebate forms are not expected to become available until mid-February.
We strongly recommend that if you will need documents scanned, copied, or faxed that you contact us at least two business days in advance; with our reduced staff and operating hours we may be unable to accept requests for document services without prior notice.
As a reminder, library staff are not able to tell you which forms you need if you do not know the form number. Library staff are also prohibited from filling out forms or logging into websites on your behalf, due to liability issues.
Beginning February 1, AARP will offer limited in-person and virtual appointments for tax assistance. These will be located at AARP sites and not at the library. Please see AARP's TaxAide website for more details, or call 1-888-AARPNOW (1-888-227-7669).

Continuing Precautions

The library building is not open to patrons, but staff are available six days a week by telephone or email to answer questions, arrange curbside pickup, or assist with remote document services. Read more about quarantine procedures and what we're doing to keep the community safe.

Winter/Spring 2021 Virtual Programs

eBooks and eAudiobooks

Remote Printing Service

Origami Videos

Summer Reading Saturday Storytime: The Magic School Bus

This week, it’s a blast from the past with The Magic School Bus in the Time of the Dinosaurs. After the story, learn how to make a pterosaur that can flap its wings, using only a single piece of paper and two stickers.

Summer Reading Origami Club: Make a Scottie Dog

Practice the traditional art of origami paper folding with Amy. This week, learn how to make a Scottie dog. (That’s an Abhag Albannach in Scottish Gaelic.)

Summer Reading Story & Craft: The Very Greedy Bee

Amy reads The Very Greedy Bee, written by Steve Smallman and illustrated by Jack Tickle. Afterwards, make your own bee stick puppet!

Saturday Storytime: The Bee Tree

This week, Amy reads The Bee Tree, written and illustrated by Patricia Polacco. The whole town joins in the hunt for the bee tree, but can Mary Ellen find the real treasure? Afterwards, Amy demonstrates how to make a beehive with miniature bees.

Summer Reading Origami Club: Make a Bee

Practice the ancient art of origami paper folding. This week, learn how to make an origami bee!

Summer Story & Craft: The Catawampus Cat

Amy reads The Catawampus Cat, by Jason Carter Eaton with illustrations by Gus Gordon. This story is read with permission from Random House. After the story, make your own adorable cat bobblehead from paper and glue!

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