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Library resumes faxing, expands teen space and council approves donation policy
Summary
Staff said fax service is back (25¢/page), the teen room and public computer area received updates and the library’s updated donation policy was approved by city council and will become formal in 30 days.
Staff member reported several service and program updates: faxing is restored after a local provider transition and the library will charge 25¢ per page; the public-computer area was rearranged for better visibility, and the teen room received donated materials including a small rolling whiteboard that teens are using.
Staff also reviewed recent community programs: a Valentine's Day tea and an upcoming QPR suicide-prevention training are scheduled, and the clothing drive held through November–December produced a shopping day with about 30 attendees. She said the updated donation policy the board approved was presented to city council on the 10th and was approved; the policy will be in effect in 30 days.
“We can fax now. We've gone to the 19 nineties,” the staff member said, noting community demand from medical and government offices for fax services. No formal board votes on these items were taken during the meeting; staff said the spring program schedule will be posted soon.
