Soliciting Donations for Public Libraries
We are beginning our long-range planning process and are asking patrons to fill out a community survey to assess what the community wants to see in the library now and in the future.
We are beginning our long-range planning process and are asking patrons to fill out a community survey to assess what the community wants to see in the library now and in the future.
My hometown library has implemented a fitness waiver for their movement and exercise activity programs. I am wondering if this is a good idea for my library.
Should libraries that have Notaries Public on staff have notary liability insurance for those library staff? Or would that be covered by the library's general liability insurance?
Our Board of Trustees is searching for a new director. Our Library has transitioned from a very small building to a modern, significantly larger building.
We are a school district public library planning a capital project. The question is whether or not the project has to be approved by a public vote.
My library (municipal public library) is working on updating the meeting room policy for a number of reasons.
The library's podcast (Your Friendly Neighborhood Librarians), hosted by two librarians here, recently started interviewing guests from outside the organization.
We were asked about signage to post over the public copier at a libraries open to the public.
Often times, our meeting agenda changes so we would like to add a disclosure at the bottom that reads “Agenda is subject to change.”
A town municipal public library has been told by the town that the library cannot have a donate to the library button on the library's website.