11 December 2024
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 25 subject tags
The Moon Township Public Library Board of Trustees met virtually on December 11 and took several actions to close out 2024 and set the stage for 2025. The board unanimously approved the November meeting minutes. There was no public comment. The president thanked the board for a productive year, noting progress on renovations and increased services to the public and community schools. The treasurer reported that she and the director are preparing for the annual audit with no issues anticipated. The director’s report highlighted extremely popular December children’s programming and well-attended holiday activities. A Santa letter program is operating, and fundraising through Christmas cookie box sales, popcorn sales, and library merchandise raised approximately $1,500. The director thanked the township supervisors for their continued financial support. Discussion covered several potential new services, including expanding volunteer help with income tax forms to military members, offering notary services and passports for a fee, and revisiting overdue fines and library hours in 2025. The board approved the director’s report. No committee reports were given, but the fundraising committee encouraged trustees to seek sponsorships for the February 2025 “Battle of the Books” event. The board nominated and unanimously approved a slate of officers for 2025: President, Vice President, Treasurer, Vice Treasurer, and Secretary. They will take office in January. The board voted to hold regular meetings on the third Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m. in the library’s Sky Room. The board then entered executive session to discuss personnel matters. Upon reconvening, they unanimously approved 2025 personnel salaries. The next meeting is January 15.The Moon Township Public Library Board of Trustees met virtually on December 11 and took several actions to close out 2024 and set the stage for 2025. The board unanimously approved the November meeting minutes. There was no public comment. The president thanked the board for a productive year, noting progress on renovations and increased services to the public and community schools. The treasurer reported that she and the director are preparing for the annual audit with no issues anticipated. The director’s report highlighted extremely popular December children’s programming and well-attended holiday activities. A Santa letter program is operating, and fundraising through Christmas cookie box sales, popcorn sales, and library merchandise raised approximately $1,500. The director thanked the township supervisors for their continued financial support. Discussion covered several potential new services, including expanding volunteer help with income tax forms to military members, offering notary services and passports for a fee, and revisiting overdue fines and library hours in 2025. The board approved the director’s report. No committee reports were given, but the fundraising committee encouraged trustees to seek sponsorships for the February 2025 “Battle of the Books” event. The board nominated and unanimously approved a slate of officers for 2025: President, Vice President, Treasurer, Vice Treasurer, and Secretary. They will take office in January. The board voted to hold regular meetings on the third Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m. in the library’s Sky Room. The board then entered executive session to discuss personnel matters. Upon reconvening, they unanimously approved 2025 personnel salaries. The next meeting is January 15.
Summarised by AI from the linked minutes, with some details withheld for privacy. The document is the record — check anything that matters against it.