The Aubrey Area Library stands to receive $35,900 from Denton County in the 2026-27 fiscal year, according to the county's library funding schedule for fiscal 2027.
The schedule, attached to an interlocal library agreement on the Little Elm Town Council's Oct. 13 agenda, lists what each of 11 city libraries in the county would get. Together they total $482,700.
How Aubrey's share is figured
The county pays libraries about 35 cents per person served, at a rate of $0.353770, and adds $10,000 in matching money for nine of the 11.
For Aubrey, the table counts 26,784 residents in the towns the library serves: 10,491 in Aubrey, 12,256 in Providence Village, 2,037 in Krugerville and 2,000 in Cross Roads, which the table lists as Providence and Crossroads. The table also lists a county allocation of 46,266, for a total service population of 73,050.
That works out to $25,843 on a per-person basis plus the $10,000 match, rounded to $35,900.
