Extension staff request outdoor lighting; library files written report and outlines summer programs
Summary
Extension educators reported requests for outdoor lighting and security cameras at the Extension Office and noted a summer 4‑H intern; the county library submitted its report in writing detailing April patron statistics and summer reading programs.
During the May 19 meeting Amy Smith, Agriculture & Natural Resources Educator, and Shelbie Hanlon, 4-H Youth Development Educator, reported on Extension Office activities. They requested outdoor lighting and security cameras for the Extension Office and noted the 4‑H program has hired a summer intern. Commissioner Aaron Walsh moved to accept the Extension Report; the motion was seconded and passed.
Library Board Member Ellen Creager said the Library Report would be submitted in writing; the director's written report (in meeting materials) shows April patron visits (3,781), circulation figures and planned summer programming including a June 1 kick-off and partnerships with the Torrington Farmer's Market and Fort Laramie historical presentations.
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