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Board proclaims National Library Week and Crime Victims Rights Week; victim services announces April 11 remembrance
Summary
The board proclaimed April 6–12, 2025 as National Library Week and a Crime Victims Rights Week in April, and Monica O'Neil of the DA's Office said victim services assisted more than 2,300 people last year and invited the public to a Day of Remembrance on April 11.
On March 25, the Sutter County Board of Supervisors proclaimed April 6–12, 2025 as National Library Week and issued a separate proclamation recognizing National Crime Victims Rights Week in April.
A library representative thanked the board for the recognition and introduced Linda Baker, president of the Friends of the Library, who urged residents to use library services. "If you're not going to the library, you're really missing out," Baker said.
Monica O'Neil, program manager for victim services in the Sutter County District Attorney's Office, told the board her office provided services to over 2,300 victims last year and announced a Day of Remembrance on Friday, April 11 at 6:30 p.m. at the Sutter County Veterans Hall. "We invite the public to attend," O'Neil said, and asked the board to participate.
Supervisors praised the county's small but active library and victim-services teams and encouraged residents to attend the remembrance event.
The proclamations are ceremonial and do not direct new funding or policy changes; the DA's office will continue victim-services work and outreach independently.
