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Oldham County Public Library reports jump in visits, highlights Goshen branch use and services
Summary
Library Director Julie Wilson told the fiscal court the system’s Goshen branch opened in January, visits and program attendance rose and the library continues to expand meeting space and digital services for teens and adults.
Julie Wilson, director of the Oldham County Public Library, told the fiscal court on Sept. 2 that the library system now operates three branches (LaGrange, Crestwood and Goshen), that the board set a compensating tax rate of 3.9¢ and that the Goshen facility — which opened in January — has seen substantial immediate use.
Wilson said the Goshen branch increased meeting‑space capacity with a variety of room sizes and has already drawn steady attendance for programs and meetings. She reported the library system offered roughly 1,000 programs in the last…
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