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Library staff told trustees the department has completed several hires and filled vacant part‑time and substitute positions, improving desk coverage across two locations. Staff said they have the full complement of part‑time aides for the first time in several years and are better positioned to run programs and desk hours.
Multiple building and maintenance projects are in progress: a short closure Tuesday–Thursday next week to complete floor work outside the restrooms and to finish the teen room; fabrication of gates for balcony access to restrict public entry; design work underway for ADA ramp improvements; and ongoing planning and budgeting for a future roof replacement. Staff said ceiling and paint changes, new furnishings and a “neon‑style” teen sign are planned to brighten the teen space.
Staff reported that supplemental air conditioning has been installed in the children’s room (mini‑split units), which will reduce temperatures that previously ran several degrees higher than the rest of the building. Staff said new, higher‑quality security cameras and an electronic keycard/panic‑button system are planned and that a contract to award those improvements could go to City Council in June.
Trustees were told that the planned three‑day closure will be used not only for construction work but also to complete internal staff activities and projects that are difficult to do while the public is present. Staff said they will share photos and invite trustees to a walkthrough when the teen room work and other tasks are complete.
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