MARQUETTE — The Peter White Public Library in Marquette is seeking community feedback to help shape future programs, services and resources.

The library is launching a strategic planning survey, giving residents a chance to share their ideas and priorities.

A strategic plan is a tool that guides the direction of the library in the coming years. By completing the survey, area residents can help ensure the library’s offerings reflect the needs and interests of its patrons. Every response will be collected, organized and used to inform the library’s long-term plan.

The survey can be found at www.pwpl.info. It opens on Tuesday and closes on Oct. 11. Residents are encouraged to participate early to make their voices heard.

“A public library belongs to its community,” said PWPL communication coordinator Andrea Marsh in a news release. “Strategic planning makes sure every voice helps shape its future. Your voice is valued, so share it with us through the strategic planning survey.”