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Sumner County Library Board names new treasurer and secretary, adopts meeting calendar and plans MOU review

Sumner County Library Board (public library board) · July 23, 2026
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Summary

At its July 22 meeting the Sumner County Library Board appointed a treasurer (transcript: 'Steve Weston') and Shannon as secretary, adopted a 2026–27 meeting calendar and scheduled an August study session to review MOUs and credit-card acceptance options.

The Sumner County Library Board made several administrative decisions at its July 22 meeting, appointing a treasurer and secretary, adopting a calendar of study and business meetings for 2026–27, and scheduling an August study session to finalize MOU templates and review options for accepting credit-card payments.

Chair announced that a motion to appoint "Steve Weston" as treasurer passed by voice vote and that Shannon was approved as secretary following nomination and a voice vote. (Transcript contains an earlier roll-call list that names a different "Steve" as absent; the board did not clarify the difference on the record.)

The board adopted a calendar that includes study sessions on Aug. 12 (Portland), Oct. 14 (Westmoreland) and March 10 (Gallatin), with business/voting meetings set for Sept. 16, Nov. 18 (moved from Veterans Day), Feb. 10, April 14 and May 12; all meetings were scheduled for 4:00 p.m. The chair asked directors to send current friends-group MOUs ahead of the August study session so the board can work toward a standard template with room for branch-specific flexibility.

State and regional library staff (speaker 9) reviewed the service-population distribution and a draft library-service agreement that includes updated language referencing adherence to state and federal orders and laws; board members asked that county legal counsel be consulted as needed on any compliance questions. The chair said the board will consider signing documents at a special call meeting if necessary before the September voting meeting.

Next steps: board staff will circulate MOU drafts and calendar confirmations; the August study session will focus on MOU language and credit-card implementation options so the board can vote on the MOU in September.