Meeting Summary and Briefs: Casey Township Library Board of Trustees for June 26, 2025
Casey Township Library Board of Trustees Meeting | June 26, 2025
The Casey Township Library Board of Trustees confronted a significant infrastructure expense and made a key financial adjustment at its meeting on Thursday, June 26, 2025. The board learned it faces a $12,000 bill for a new air conditioning unit and will be seeking more quotes before proceeding. To maintain financial flexibility, the board voted to move $10,000 from a maturing CD into a money market account for expenses. For more details on these financial decisions, see the full story.
The board also received positive news on its community programming. Librarian Gretchen Murphy reported high attendance for the “Level Up” summer reading program and highlighted the continued success of the Imagination Library book-gifting initiative, which is sponsored locally by Rural King. More information on these programs can be found in our detailed report.
Friends of the Library Sponsors Program
The Friends of the Library, a volunteer support organization, sponsored the final day of the June Summer Reading Program. Librarian Gretchen Murphy noted the program was a success, with fantastic participation and large weekly attendance. This support helps the library offer enhanced programming for the community.
Consent Agenda Approved
The board unanimously approved its consent agenda without discussion. The approval included the minutes from the previous meeting, the financial and activity reports for June 2025, and the authorization to pay outstanding bills. This action handles routine administrative matters efficiently.
Next Meeting Scheduled
The next regular meeting of the Casey Township Library Board of Trustees is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 7, 2025. The meeting will be held at the library and is open to the public.
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