How Do I Volunteer at My Library?

The Santa Rosa County Library System offers opportunities to citizens who are interested in helping the library system with maintaining a customer friendly image and atmosphere and for high school students who are working toward volunteer requirements of their scholarship programs. 

The Library Volunteer program is coordinated by a “super volunteer” who will oversee the program in collaboration with the county Library Director.  Peggy Toifel has served the library and other community organizations in various volunteer capacities for many years.  She is a retired librarian and has worked in public and academic libraries and therefore has valuable credentials for her volunteer coordinator responsibilities.

For more information regarding volunteer requirements and volunteer job descriptions, you may contact the Volunteer Coordinator at 850-623-2043 or email libraryvolunteer or review the applications by linking to
Library Volunteer Application or High School Student Library Volunteer Application.

You may print the application from these links or pick up one at your local library.  Return your completed application to your local library and the Volunteer Coordinator will contact you regarding an Interview and Orientation which will include assignments, schedules, and training, which are coordinated with library needs. 

We welcome your interest and your assistance.