Swisher library reports rising programs and attendance, says building is too small for projected growth
The library reported program growth (74 → 101 programs) and attendance up by about 900; a state space‑needs assessment concluded the library is undersized for projected population growth and recommended planning for expansion; the library also received an American Library Association accessibility grant.
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Laura presented the library’s annual report to the council on Sept. 23, saying the library’s programming and attendance have grown substantially and that a state space‑needs assessment recommends planning for more space. “We went from 74 programs… to 101 and our attendance went up 900 people,” she said, crediting part‑time staff and student workers with expanding services.
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