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Wymore accepts library worker resignation; council requests more information before creating a full-time role
Summary
The council accepted the resignation of Carolyn and thanked her for her work with children. Members asked for more details (hours, library board minutes, time books) before considering a proposed full-time library position and invited Austin Jackson and the library board chair to the next meeting.
The Wymore City Council accepted the resignation of Carolyn at its Jan. 21 meeting and publicly thanked her for her time and work with the library, including reading to preschool children. Councilman Neil Van Boening noted Carolyn "really enjoyed working with the kids and reading to the kids at the preschool," and the council formally accepted her resignation.
Council members discussed a proposed full-time library position but asked for more information before moving forward. The council requested documentation on the proposed number of hours for a full-time post, minutes from any library board meeting that approved the new position, and the library’s time books. The council agreed to invite Austin Jackson and the library board chair to the next meeting to present that information.
No new position was created or funded at the meeting; the item was deferred pending the requested materials and attendance by library representatives.
