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Oconee County Library Board advances budget requests, hears facilities update and honors 20-year employees
Summary
The Oconee County Library Board on March 24 reviewed FY27 budget requests to raise part-time pay and absorb a grant-funded position into county payroll, received updates on HVAC and paving needs at branches, and approved recognition for two employees with 20 years of service.
The Oconee County Library Board on March 24 reviewed FY27 budget requests aimed at raising part-time wages and shifting a grant-funded position to county payroll, heard updates on building repairs and new equipment at branch libraries, and approved a resolution recognizing two employees for 20 years of service.
Library Director (speaker 1) told the board the system asked the county in its FY27 budget for two primary adjustments: increased funding in the professional line item to raise part-time rates toward roughly $12–$13 per hour for some positions, and for the county to pick up "Carrie's" grant-funded position when the grant ends. "We did request that that go up to ... so that I can get everyone, at least to $12 an hour," the director said, noting the request…
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