The Library Teen Advisory Board (LTAB) is your chance to make a real impact on what happens at your library! If you’ve ever wished your library offered more of what you like—whether that’s new books, cool events, or fun hangout spaces—here’s your opportunity to speak up and shape the experience for yourself and other teens.
What LTAB Is About
The LTAB is a group of creative, passionate, and community-minded teens who help the library make decisions about:
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Teen services – Share your thoughts on what teens need from the library and how it can be more teen-friendly.
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Library collections – Recommend books, movies, and games that teens actually want to check out.
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Events & programs – Suggest and plan awesome activities like game nights, art workshops, or book-related events for other teens.
Your input will help the library create a more welcoming and exciting space for everyone your age.
Who Can Join
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Open to teens ages 12–17 who want to make a difference and have their voices heard.
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You’ll need to complete a Volunteer Application and a Criminal Consent Form before participating.
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No experience needed—just bring your energy, creativity, and ideas!
When & Where
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Meetings: Once a month, on the first Saturday of each month at Noon.
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First Meeting: Saturday, November 1, 2025, at Noon.
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Meetings are held at the library and usually last about an hour.
Why Join LTAB?
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Make new friends who share your interests.
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Build leadership and teamwork skills.
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Earn volunteer hours for school.
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Have a direct say in what happens at your library!
There are only 7 spots available, so if this sounds like something for you, don’t wait—apply soon!