Board revisits Library Bill of Rights; members emphasize privacy and varied viewpoints
Board members reviewed the Library Bill of Rights, stressing patron privacy, anonymized circulation records and the importance of offering materials that present multiple viewpoints; the review was framed as a refresher, not a policy change.
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The Duchesne County Library Board revisited the Library Bill of Rights at its Oct. 15 meeting, discussing privacy protections for patrons and the board’s approach to materials that present multiple viewpoints.
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