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Polk County Board adopts 2025–2029 library service plan
Summary
The Polk County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved Resolution 14-25 on May 20, adopting the Polk County Plan for Library Service 2025–2029, incorporating changes discussed at the public hearing.
Polk County Board of Supervisors on May 20 unanimously approved Resolution 14-25, adopting the Polk County plan for library service covering 2025–2029.
The plan lays out the county's library service framework for the next four years and was approved "with the changes that you had during the public hearing," a supervisor said during the motion and second on the floor.
A supervisor made the motion to approve Resolution 14-25, saying, "Resolution to adopt the Polk County plan for library service 2025 to 2029." The motion was seconded and put to roll call. The board recorded a unanimous vote in favor.
Roll-call responses recorded as voting "Yes" included Brad Olsen; Doug Rowdy; Steve Wardell; Pam Garvey; Tracy LeBlanc; Dan Ruck; Sharon Kelly; Jeremy Hall; Kim O'Connell; Tony Johnson; Bridal Duncanson; Russ Arkans; Keith Karpinski; Don Bonaprise; and Jay Luke.
No amendments to the plan were recorded during the board's final vote. The board treated the item as a final adoption; no additional committee referral or follow-up assignment was announced during the meeting.
The county clerk read the meeting notice and agenda at the start of the meeting; the board moved from the consent agenda to individual resolutions before taking the library-plan vote.
