25 February 2021
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 20 subject tags
The Moon Township Library Board of Trustees met on February 25, 2021, at 6:05 p.m. The board approved the previous month’s minutes. During the president’s report, members noted that a February 24 municipal meeting showed township support for the library but also a lack of understanding about public library operations, especially during the pandemic. The board is researching rental space options, continuing communication with the township, expanding the role of the building improvement committee, seeking clarification on an OCL report, and adding township supervisors to the library’s email newsletter to improve communication. The director reported that the library has been open for over two weeks with no issues or complaints, and curbside pickup remains strong. A $1,000 donation from a resident was received, and a $5,000 donation was approved for general operations. The state report is due in March, the audit with ACLA is nearly complete, and the Decennial report has been filed, valid for 11 years. The director’s report was approved. The treasurer presented a preliminary financial summary for 2020, showing total revenue 3% higher than 2019, with a surplus of $58,000. Cash holdings are strong. The board will follow up on the Challenge Grant. The treasurer’s report was approved. No reports were given by the personnel, finance, or by-laws committees. The building improvement committee includes four employees. The fundraising committee reported a great response from RMU, secured a Cinco de Mayo event, and noted the April “Eaters and Readers” program with 412. Under new business, the board created a Community Outreach committee with three members. The next meeting is scheduled for March 24, 2021, at 6:00 p.m. The meeting adjourned at 7:35 p.m.The Moon Township Library Board of Trustees met on February 25, 2021, at 6:05 p.m. The board approved the previous month’s minutes. During the president’s report, members noted that a February 24 municipal meeting showed township support for the library but also a lack of understanding about public library operations, especially during the pandemic. The board is researching rental space options, continuing communication with the township, expanding the role of the building improvement committee, seeking clarification on an OCL report, and adding township supervisors to the library’s email newsletter to improve communication.
The director reported that the library has been open for over two weeks with no issues or complaints, and curbside pickup remains strong. A $1,000 donation from a resident was received, and a $5,000 donation was approved for general operations. The state report is due in March, the audit with ACLA is nearly complete, and the Decennial report has been filed, valid for 11 years. The director’s report was approved.
The treasurer presented a preliminary financial summary for 2020, showing total revenue 3% higher than 2019, with a surplus of $58,000. Cash holdings are strong. The board will follow up on the Challenge Grant. The treasurer’s report was approved.
No reports were given by the personnel, finance, or by-laws committees. The building improvement committee includes four employees. The fundraising committee reported a great response from RMU, secured a Cinco de Mayo event, and noted the April “Eaters and Readers” program with 412. Under new business, the board created a Community Outreach committee with three members. The next meeting is scheduled for March 24, 2021, at 6:00 p.m. The meeting adjourned at 7:35 p.m.
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