The Matawan Aberdeen Public Library’s new Community Engagement Services initiative hopes to build stronger connections between the library and the people it serves. Through inclusive programs, outreach, and local partnerships, MAPL is making library resources more accessible, relevant, and community-driven.
We believe libraries are vital community hubs—places to learn, share ideas, and build relationships. By bringing the library into the community and the community into the library, MAPL continues to grow as a welcoming space for connection, creativity, and lifelong learning.
Would you like to request a possible outreach program or visit, at your location or at the library? Fill out the form below and someone will contact you.
Questions? Contact Community Engagement Librarian Laurie Floyd, lfloyd@mapl.org
732-583-9100, ext. 108 (Tues & Wed 10am-6pm)
Community teachers were welcomed into the library to pick out discarded books for their classroom libraries.
Board member, Connie Kelley, and our director, Kimberly, ready to hand out candy at the Aberdeen PBA’s “Trunk or Treat”.
Our Director, Kimberly, and our Engagement Librarian, Laurie, meeting with patrons and residents at this year’s Matawan Day.
Our Director, Kimberly, visiting with families at The Learning Experience in Matawan.
Our Social Worker, James, engaging with patrons and residents at this year’s Aberdeen Day.
If you don't already have a library card, stop by the library to register - or you can complete our online form and we will provide you with a card number and PIN within about 24 hours.
