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Fargo library board meeting roundup: agenda, minutes, policy and legislative votes
Summary
The board approved the meeting agenda and minutes, adopted a zero-tolerance policy, and voted to record opposition to Senate Bill 2307; approvals were by voice vote with 'aye' recorded and no roll-call tallies.
At its March meeting the Fargo Public Library Board completed routine business, approved administrative measures and recorded a policy and legislative position.
The board approved the meeting agenda and the minutes from the Jan. 24 meeting by voice vote. The board adopted a zero-tolerance conduct policy and voted to go on record opposing Senate Bill 2307; both motions carried by voice vote. Meeting minutes record an "aye" for each motion and no recorded opposition or roll-call tallies.
Details recorded in the meeting: the director said the zero-tolerance policy provides administrative exclusion procedures with staff-maintained incident records; staff described usage changes associated with not being open on Sundays; and the Friends of the Fargo Public Library reported program support and a forthcoming April book sale.
The board set its next regular meeting for April 15 and adjourned.
