Springmeyer Library reports rising patronage, new accessibility upgrades and expanded bilingual collections
Springmeyer Library director reported membership and visit growth, new accessible doors and outreach programs, expanded dual‑language and audio collections, and plans for tax and financial literacy programming supported by county funds.
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Liz Peterson Greer, director of the Springmeyer Community Library, told supervisors the small library has seen meaningful growth in active patrons and programming since county support began. She said patron visits have increased from 443 to 538 active patrons year‑to‑date and highlighted partnerships with local businesses and school transition programs that expand outreach.
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