During a recent government meeting, community members expressed strong support for the upcoming Dayton Metro Library levy, set for a vote this November. One council member shared a personal story about their daughter's frequent visits to the Burkhart branch, highlighting the library's vital role in the community. They emphasized the library's transformation over the past two decades, noting its diverse offerings, including meeting spaces, quiet areas, and a food pantry.

The council member encouraged residents who have not yet visited the library to do so, asserting that the funds allocated to the library are well spent. They urged the community to explore the new Hubert branch and the main library to understand the value these resources provide.

The council unanimously endorsed the library levy, with over 30 endorsements already secured from local mayors, school superintendents, and nonprofit organizations. For those interested in learning more about the levy or getting involved, the council directed them to the website vote for dml.org, which also offers opportunities for donations and volunteer work.