Irondequoit Public Library Competitors

Monroe County, NY employs approximately 4600 people in numerous career fields. County employees make a difference in the quality of life for residents. Our work is interesting and challenging. We enjoy competitive pay, generous benefits and opportunities for advancement. Monroe County is one of the largest municipalities in upstate New York and is known for excellent services, forward thinking departments, transparency and innovative technology.

Since 1873, Chicago Public Library (CPL) has encouraged lifelong learning by welcoming all people and offering equal access to information, entertainment and knowledge through innovative services and programs, as well as cutting-edge technology. Through its 80 locations, the Library provides free access to a rich collection of materials, both physical and digital, and presents the highest quality author discussions, exhibits and programs for children, teens and adults. CPL received the Social Innovator Award from Chicago Innovation Awards; won a National Medal for Library Services from the Institute for Museum and Library Services; was named the first-ever winner of the National Summer Learning Association’s Founder’s Award in recognition of its Summer Learning Challenge; and was ranked number one in the U.S., and third in the world, by an international study of major urban libraries conducted by the Heinrich Heine University Dusseldorf in Germany. For more information, visit chipublib.org.

Our vibrant, beautiful community is as extraordinary as its name – it is the only Irondequoit in the country. Irondequoit offers a premier scenic location, bordering three major waterways: Lake Ontario, Irondequoit Bay and the Genesee River. Our town is the go-to spot for water-related fun, from the usual sailing, boating, and fishing to Great Lake surfing, wind-surfing, kayaking, para-surfing and ice-fishing. We offer thriving businesses, tree-lined neighborhoods, fabulous parks and recreation facilities, an active arts and music scene, appealing homes, and one of the shortest commutes to downtown Rochester. Whether you are a third-generation resident or a visitor, explore Irondequoit—a town for a lifetime!