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Council appoints Danielle Sanchez to San Bernardino Library Board
Summary
The council appointed Danielle Sanchez to the city library board; Sanchez said she holds a master’s degree in library and information science and pledged to advocate for libraries aligned with professional association standards.
The San Bernardino City Council on Wednesday appointed Danielle Sanchez to the city Library Board and administered her oath of office.
Appointment details: Councilmember Charette made the motion to appoint Sanchez to the library board and Councilmember Ortiz seconded; the motion passed on a unanimous voice vote. The city clerk swore Sanchez into the position during the meeting.
Appointee remarks and background: Danielle Sanchez spoke briefly after being sworn in. "I have a master's in management and library information science from USC," Sanchez told the council, and said she would "advocate for the library for what the community needs in guidelines with the American Library Association, Public Library Association, and the California Library Association." She said she will support librarians and work with the city to align services with professional standards.
What’s next: Sanchez will serve on the Library Board and participate in board activities and future meetings; no additional council action was required at this session.
