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Nevada Public Library board advances FY27 budget, schedules June 4 special meeting

Nevada Public Library Board of Trustees · May 28, 2026
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Summary

The Nevada Public Library Board approved a first reading of the FY27 operating budget at its May 28 meeting and scheduled a special hybrid meeting for June 4 for a second reading; the board also approved the April financial report.

The Nevada Public Library Board of Trustees approved a first reading of the library’s FY27 operating budget at its meeting on May 28, 2026, and scheduled a special hybrid meeting for a second reading on June 4 at 5:15 p.m. Library Director Jodi Polk presented the budget and the April financial report, which the board approved.

Polk summarized April statistics, May business, and facilities updates and presented the April 2026 Financial Report prepared by JCG Tax Advisors. Board member Trisha Stubblefield moved to approve the financial report; Julie Scotten seconded, and the motion passed, according to the minutes.

For the FY27 operating budget, Board Treasurer Julie Scotten moved to approve the budget as presented; Judy Hurt seconded. The board approved the first reading and set a second reading for a special hybrid meeting on Thursday, June 4, 2026, at 5:15 p.m. The June 4 session will be held in the Nevada Public Library Genealogy Room for in-person attendees, with Lucia Green hosting the in-person session and Director Polk and Board President Denise Carrick-Hedges joining by Zoom if they cannot attend in person. The minutes state that edits to the budget document, if required, will be made at the June 4 meeting before a final draft is adopted.

The board’s action was recorded as a first reading only; the minutes do not record a final adoption date or a vote tally beyond “motion passed.” The special meeting on June 4 is the next procedural step for the budget.