Sacramento Public Library Authority honors staff on National Library Workers Day 2025

Sacramento County's Public Library Authority Board has officially recognized the dedication of library staff with a proclamation celebrating National Library Workers Day. This event, observed on April 8, 2025, was part of National Library Week, a tradition that dates back to 1958, aimed at highlighting the essential role libraries play in communities.

During the meeting, Director Coyle shared that the library had a delayed opening on April 11 to allow staff to engage in team-building activities and celebrate their contributions. This initiative was designed to express gratitude for the hard work library employees do to enhance literacy, education, and entertainment in the community.

The proclamation emphasized the vital services provided by library staff, acknowledging their efforts to transform lives and strengthen community ties. The Sacramento Public Library Authority Board expressed admiration for the employees' commitment to improving the lives of residents through excellent programs and customer service.

This recognition not only honors the library staff but also reinforces the importance of libraries as community hubs. As the board moves forward, the focus will remain on supporting and celebrating the contributions of library workers, ensuring they continue to play a crucial role in the fabric of Sacramento County.