Rensselaerville and Westerlo public libraries get state funding

Wednesday, October 2, 2024 - 17:37

The Rensselaerville Library.

HILLTOWNS — Over $50,000 in state funds have been allocated to the Rensselaerville and Westerlo public libraries for building improvements. 
The Rensselaerville Library will receive $36,287 to build a new back deck with handrails and to replace stair stringers, while the Westerlo Public Library will get $13,605 to replace ceiling plaster and insulate its attic space.

It’s part of a larger $34 million funding package to 207 libraries by the New York State Education Department. Of that total, $2.5 million went to Capital District libraries, according to a department press release. 

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