
12 May 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 54 subject tags
The Moon Township Public Library Board of Trustees met on May 12, 2026, with all members present except the assistant treasurer, who joined via Teams later. The board unanimously approved the March and April minutes as amended. During public comment, a resident asked about the timeline for publishing SWOT survey results and the need for a facilitator for the Strategic Planning Committee. Another resident expressed frustration with the Planning Committee process, stating actions were taken in bad faith. The director reported that a secure self-checkout station was installed in the Children’s Department, preparations are underway for Battle of the Books, and a Day of Giving is planned for September with a match from the Buncher Foundation. She also shared results from the 2026 Community Perspectives survey, which showed 215 respondents desire more large-print materials, continued use of faxing, and a need for community and tutoring space. The board voted unanimously to spend up to $3,500 on ADA-compliant doors for the library entrance. A board member reported that the Friends of the Library’s Mad Hatter Tea fundraiser raised $4,160. A significant portion of the meeting was devoted to a dispute over the Strategic Planning Committee. A board member presented a memorandum alleging that the board president improperly reduced the committee from a committee of the whole to a three-member group without board approval, and that meetings were held without proper public notice. The board president submitted a formal response arguing that the board’s bylaws authorize the president to appoint committee members and that a group of fewer than a quorum does not trigger Sunshine Act requirements. A motion to restore the Strategic Planning Committee to a committee of the whole failed on a 3-4 vote. A subsequent motion to hold no further committee meetings until a board member completes research on bylaws, legal counsel, and the Sunshine Act passed 4-2 with one abstention.The Moon Township Public Library Board of Trustees met on May 12, 2026, with all members present except the assistant treasurer, who joined via Teams later. The board unanimously approved the March and April minutes as amended. During public comment, a resident asked about the timeline for publishing SWOT survey results and the need for a facilitator for the Strategic Planning Committee. Another resident expressed frustration with the Planning Committee process, stating actions were taken in bad faith. The director reported that a secure self-checkout station was installed in the Children’s Department, preparations are underway for Battle of the Books, and a Day of Giving is planned for September with a match from the Buncher Foundation. She also shared results from the 2026 Community Perspectives survey, which showed 215 respondents desire more large-print materials, continued use of faxing, and a need for community and tutoring space. The board voted unanimously to spend up to $3,500 on ADA-compliant doors for the library entrance. A board member reported that the Friends of the Library’s Mad Hatter Tea fundraiser raised $4,160. A significant portion of the meeting was devoted to a dispute over the Strategic Planning Committee. A board member presented a memorandum alleging that the board president improperly reduced the committee from a committee of the whole to a three-member group without board approval, and that meetings were held without proper public notice. The board president submitted a formal response arguing that the board’s bylaws authorize the president to appoint committee members and that a group of fewer than a quorum does not trigger Sunshine Act requirements. A motion to restore the Strategic Planning Committee to a committee of the whole failed on a 3-4 vote. A subsequent motion to hold no further committee meetings until a board member completes research on bylaws, legal counsel, and the Sunshine Act passed 4-2 with one abstention.
Summarised by AI from the linked minutes, with some details withheld for privacy. The document is the record — check anything that matters against it.