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Library Trustees Describe Robust Use, Warn of IMLS Cuts and Consortium Funding Risks

Mill Valley City Council · April 21, 2025
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Summary

Library trustees told council the Mill Valley Public Library enjoyed strong attendance and program growth but flagged federal Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) funding cuts that threaten consortium services and delivery; trustees requested council support and invited officials to shadow library staff.

Trustees and library staff reported to the Mill Valley City Council on April 21 that the Mill Valley Public Library had an "excellent year," noting robust program attendance, increased daily visitors, and a highly educated staff. Trustees and the foundation highlighted volunteer and philanthropic support that they said contributed roughly $200,000 in program and endowment funding last year.

The presentation emphasized the library’s role serving patrons with fewer resources, people with…

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