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Oscar Grady Library director reports $6,843.96 county reimbursement, schedules ADA web‑accessibility work

Oscar Grady Library Board · April 14, 2026
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Summary

The director reported project updates including a $6,843.96 Washington County reimbursement, safety and facility maintenance, and a Department of Justice/ADA Title II web-accessibility compliance date of April 26, 2027 with website work to be quoted by Bublitz Creative.

The director provided a suite of project updates at the April 14, 2026 Oscar Grady Library Board meeting, noting a Washington County reimbursement of $6,843.96 and several facility and technology tasks scheduled for spring and summer.

The minutes state the 2025 annual report was completed and submitted and that the county reimbursement of $6,843.96 was received. The director also reported that smoke detectors were replaced on March 2 and wireless printing was installed on March 18. A bathroom-install project was scheduled for June 19, with Andy Loose listed as the installer. Founders Glass and Kone were noted for upcoming minor repairs (front door hinge and elevator phone replacement, respectively).

The Board recorded updates from Monarch Library System, including the hiring of a new network administrator, Matthew Mueller. The minutes also record that, under a Department of Justice federal mandate (ADA Title II) for web accessibility effective June 24, 2024, Oscar Grady Library's compliance date is April 26, 2027. The director said website developer Bublitz Creative is reviewing requirements and preparing a quote, with work intended to begin in January 2027.

The director also listed upcoming programming and outreach: applying for the WiLS Strategic Planning Cohort, the Public Library Association Conference, Strong Bodies training through UW‑Extension, National Library Week activities (including a film showing April 23), a Friends of the Library book sale May 6–9, and visits and events at Saukville Elementary.