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Mission

The mission of the Bloomingdale Public Library is to provide access to high-interest, high-demand, informational, educational, cultural, and recreational library materials and services in a variety of formats and technologies; to stimulate a desire to learn in children and encourage lifelong learning for all ages; and, to be responsive to the needs of the community with useful and timely access to knowledge, information, and resources.



"BPL is a public library in Bloomingdale, IL. Services offered other than media checkouts/uses: faxing for fee, copying b/w free, color for fee, Notary Services, meeting room use, group study rooms, calming room, local history collection, Friends of the Library book sale"
Address: 101 Fairfield Way, Bloomingdale, Illinois 60108
Phone: (630) 529-3120
Email: gro.lpbym@ferdb
Parking: Lot, Street
State: IL
City: Bloomingdale
Street Number: 101 Fairfield Way
Zip Code: 60108
categories: education, government organization, library


Opening Hours

Monday: 09:00 - 21:00
Tuesday: 09:00 - 21:00
Wednesday: 09:00 - 21:00
Thursday: 09:00 - 21:00
Friday: 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday: 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday: 13:00 - 17:00

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Reviews
Easily accessible library in person and electronically. Plenty of parking, press open doorways inside and out. All types of media available to check out. The children's section is downstairs. There is a small teen area where you can color, play video games, read or do homework or play video games. Renovated bathrooms have handicap stalls available. New outside locker available for material pickups. Staff is always friendly and helpful. Currently, June 2023, summer reading is in progress. Read books, sign up and get a t-shirt and have the possibility to win gift certificates when you record the minutes read.
Children's section is really impressive
When I lived in the village boundary I enjoyed the library, but now my experience is limited because I live in unincorporated Bloomingdale without the ability to get much use out of the library anymore. I do appreciate the free notary service that they provide. My low rating has to do with the renovation of the courtyard that they recently completed. I bought 5 memorial pavers for my family before the renovation was ever mentioned and expected them to be installed in the original courtyard layout. The renovation of the courtyard makes it look like a classroom with high top tables and chairs scratching the tops of the memorial pavers that people have bought for their loved ones. If the library wanted an outdoor space for activities, they should have chosen another section of land and not ruined the courtyard. Memorial pavers are also scattered in a messy pattern. I also don't understand why they could never re-arrange the parking lot with the gazebo right off Bloomingdale road since the gazebo should be closer to the library and cars should be closer to the road instead. Really unfortunate that they demolished a peaceful, respectful memorial courtyard to turn it into an outdoor activity area for the kids.
Fantastic public library! Great staff, great resources especially research, and great books. Even have "George Washington's Liberty Key" and "Strategy Pure and Simple: Essential Moves...."
Year 2023 & beyond: Review Update - Bigotry, plus I have been a patron of BPL for about 17 years. In the early years of my patronage, I noticed what is the "Hot Topic" issue of present years - systematic discrimination, in all government, local government, and sub-government, as police department and library -- of which I have a lifetime of knowledge and experience. It was attempted to be "Hidden," which is the supposed manner of systematic discrimination. Years passed, and I let some of it slide, because it was not a prominent. I would address other forms of it with appropriate library authority. This year, 2023, arrived, and the so-called hidden discrimination reared up and proudly and prominently displayed itself. I won't give details, but I will say that BPL showed and proved that it is and that library personnel staff are bigoted, discriminatory, and/or out-and-out racist. I have reported it to the library director, Jim, who has been an issue in these matters, particularly as pertaining to the matter that sparked what is now ongoing harassment, plus being unfair and unequal practice, by much of the library staff, particularly librarians and Tech. staff. Behavior: one librarian young-ish, plump, wears eyeglasses, usually works the Free Comic Book Day event & other juvenile events, is a juvenile. It's befitting that she works with the juvenile/teens area of the library. She has behavior of a toddler, which, if she is in her early twenties, could be the case. Otherwise, I told her to her face that her behavior is abominable and deplorable. She treats me horribly. She should be ashamed. Her behavior is unprofessional and unlawful, because she DENIES FULL AND EQUAL SERVICES to me, she treats me with partial rudeness, and she outcasts me, as does BPL as a whole, including the director. I have reported some of these issues to the library Board, but without improvement. That tells me that the Board must be racist too. Do not be fooled by the two Black employees that were more recently employed, after the Social Reform, Equity, Equality Marches, of the COVID-19 Era, in about Year 2020 and beyond. At least one of the only two Black employees ever there, the young male who was a Tech., is no longer there. The other was in the young children area of the library, so I have never seen her. The staff and director doesn't seem affected by my claim that I shall report matters to the Board, and the Board has not been receptive nor having shown regard for patrons. The next steps could be one or both of two options. End Updated Post Original Post Friday, August 12, 2022, Bloomingdale Public Library Summer Concert Series - The Stingrays This was a pleasant and enjoyable event, that they organized. I missed the other two shows, of this summer -- The Jolly Ringwalds; Horizon -- so I am glad to have been able to have caught The Stingrays. They are an entertaining and fun group that plays a varietal mix of 1950s, 1960s, 1970s. It is good to see public facilities, as libraries, parks & recreation, and village hall utilizing the tax payer dollars, for giving back to the public, as enjoyable and entertaining events, rather than everything being organized through charitable social clubs and other, such as Lions Club and/or V.F.W. Ideally, a broader range of diversity is something to be worked on, but the events tend to offer just about something for everyone.
Place of Information as it should be. The staff makes it work. Good peeps. Know their stuff. The premises are always clean inside and out. Want some alone time away from the hustle and bustle, check out your library. I do, and I did.
Decent collection of books and decent set of activities for babies. We went here for a fireplace themed activity and it was OK.
The library staff is super friendly but it’s too noisy sometimes, library is suppose to be quite so the students can focus on their studies.
My first time to be here and I was impressed with the staff, courteous , helpful and knowledgeable!
The best library in town! The staff, the services for youth and even adults is phenomenal! Great quality service. God bless you all for keeping me sane during quarantine with the craft kits!!!
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