The House concurrent resolution No. R-19 congratulates the Putney Library on the 20th anniversary of its current location, which opened on January 5, 2005. The resolution highlights the library's long-standing history, dating back to its establishment in 1793, and its evolution through various locations over the years. It acknowledges the efforts of community member David Rothchild, whose vision and leadership were instrumental in raising the necessary funds for the construction of the library's current facility at 55 Main Street.

The Putney Library serves as a vital cultural and educational resource for the town's 2,600 residents and surrounding communities, offering a welcoming space for activities and programs for all ages. It provides essential services such as free computer access and opportunities for local artists to showcase their work. The resolution commends the library's knowledgeable staff for fostering community connections and expresses appreciation for the library's ongoing dedication to serving the Putney community. The General Assembly resolves to send a copy of this resolution to the Putney Library to commemorate this milestone.