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Commissioners proclaim National Library Week and Arbor Day, honor student poster winners

Board of Garrett County Commissioners · April 8, 2025
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Summary

Garrett County commissioners proclaimed April 6'12, 2025 as National Library Week and April 2, 2025 as Arbor Day; the Forestry Board presented county poster-contest winners and distributed sugar maple seedlings.

The Garrett County Board of Commissioners opened its April 7 meeting with two community proclamations and brief presentations.

The board proclaimed April 6'12, 2025 as National Library Week in Garrett County, noting that more than 17,000 county residents hold Garrett County library cards and that patrons borrowed more than 210,000 items in the past year. A library representative noted a free magic show tied to the celebration.

The board also proclaimed April 2, 2025 as Arbor Day in Garrett County and welcomed members of the Garrett County Forestry Board to the dais. The Forestry Board presented county-level winners of its annual fifth-grade Arbor Day poster contest: third place Madison Heinbaugh (home school), second place Logan Cooper (Accent Elementary), and first place Addison Bridal (Accent Elementary). The board and Forestry Board members offered sugar maple seedlings to attendees; the sugar maple was noted as the county tree.

Both proclamations were ceremonial recognitions and drew congratulations from commissioners and staff. No formal board action beyond adopting the proclamations was required.