16 February 2022
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 23 subject tags
The Moon Township Library Board of Trustees met February 16 and approved minutes from the prior meeting. The board voted unanimously to reinvest $86,000 in cash from matured Market Linked CDs into the library’s investment accounts, as no immediate expenditures were expected. The audit remained on track for completion by the end of February. The director presented a Collections Development Policy and a Staff Social Media Policy, both of which will be posted on the library website and at the front desk. The director reported that the library switched health insurance providers from United Health Care to Highmark PPO Blue, reducing premiums by 8.34% while keeping deductibles reasonable. The Moon Industrial Development Authority awarded the library $4,000 for programming and other needs. In-person programming for school-age children will resume in March, and summer reading plans are underway for June through August. The library reached out to Tapestry Senior Living and Apple Blossom to offer on-site programming and was invited by Parks & Recreation to participate in the summer Farmer’s Market. New machines are on order but delayed by supply chain issues. The board approved the director’s report unanimously. Under committee reports, the fundraising committee discussed a possible Zoom presentation on modern job searching, a spring photo shoot with a professional photographer, a Moe’s fundraiser in June, a spring book sale in May, and summer reading kickoff snacks. The building improvement committee explored grant opportunities, noted the township’s purchase of the old Moon Crest school as a possible satellite library location, and discussed staffing concerns, carpet replacement costs, and the fire department’s upcoming financial needs. The board also discussed a proposal to recognize former members through a private donation from board members. The meeting adjourned at 8:12 p.m.The Moon Township Library Board of Trustees met February 16 and approved minutes from the prior meeting. The board voted unanimously to reinvest $86,000 in cash from matured Market Linked CDs into the library’s investment accounts, as no immediate expenditures were expected. The audit remained on track for completion by the end of February. The director presented a Collections Development Policy and a Staff Social Media Policy, both of which will be posted on the library website and at the front desk. The director reported that the library switched health insurance providers from United Health Care to Highmark PPO Blue, reducing premiums by 8.34% while keeping deductibles reasonable. The Moon Industrial Development Authority awarded the library $4,000 for programming and other needs. In-person programming for school-age children will resume in March, and summer reading plans are underway for June through August. The library reached out to Tapestry Senior Living and Apple Blossom to offer on-site programming and was invited by Parks & Recreation to participate in the summer Farmer’s Market. New machines are on order but delayed by supply chain issues. The board approved the director’s report unanimously. Under committee reports, the fundraising committee discussed a possible Zoom presentation on modern job searching, a spring photo shoot with a professional photographer, a Moe’s fundraiser in June, a spring book sale in May, and summer reading kickoff snacks. The building improvement committee explored grant opportunities, noted the township’s purchase of the old Moon Crest school as a possible satellite library location, and discussed staffing concerns, carpet replacement costs, and the fire department’s upcoming financial needs. The board also discussed a proposal to recognize former members through a private donation from board members. The meeting adjourned at 8:12 p.m.
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