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Pleasant Hill Library board approves FY27 digital subscriptions, OKs summer Sunday closure

Pleasant Hill Library Board of Trustees · April 23, 2026
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Summary

The Pleasant Hill Library Board approved the FY27 digital resource subscription plan and a revised service-hours policy that will close the library on Sundays this summer; motions passed unanimously during the April 23 meeting.

The Pleasant Hill Library Board on April 23 approved the library’s FY27 plan for online resource subscriptions and voted to implement a revised Service Outlets and Hours Policy that will close the library on Sundays during the summer.

Trustee Tiffany Filloon moved to approve the FY27 digital resource plan as outlined in the board packet; Trustee Amanda Michael seconded and the motion passed with all ayes. Later in the meeting, Trustee Amanda Michael moved and Trustee Jessica O'Riley seconded approval of a revised hours policy and summer implementation that will result in Sunday closures; that motion also passed unanimously.

The digital subscriptions motion was described during the board’s old-business agenda item as the FY27 plan “as outlined in the board packet.” The transcript records no additional details on which specific vendors or line-item costs were included in the packet.

The revised hours policy was presented for board action and described as a summer implementation that leads to Sunday closure; the transcript does not specify an exact start date for the Sunday closures or whether weekend staffing levels will be adjusted. The board’s consent agenda earlier authorized payments finalized from March 1–31, 2026 totaling $16,253.73 and set meeting dates for May 21, June 25 and July 16, 2026.

The board recorded no public dissent during the motions and no requests for roll-call breakdown beyond the meeting’s notation of “all ayes.” The meeting adjourned at 6:33 p.m.