Cooper-Siegel Community Library is a public library in Allegheny County working to increase STEM programs for teens and tweens. The library also focuses on bringing 21st technology to younger patrons.

Opened in 2011, the Cooper-Siegel Community Library features a carefully curated collection, modern technology, large well-lit reading areas, a family reading room, and private rooms perfect for individual or group study and tutoring. The Fritz Mitnick Welcome Garden provides a lovely outdoor environment to read, visit, or meditate upon the variety of trees, plants, and shrubbery. The McIlroy Teen Room is home to teens reading, using computers, or participating in teen programming. The popular Lauri Ann West Children’s Room has an expansive collection of picture books, CDs, puppet kits, young readers, and chapter books. The Hulmes Family Story Room finds children enraptured by books read aloud while the Rockwell Family Art Studio provides a space to create art projects that help children process and retain the stories they have heard.