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Library strategic‑plan update running behind schedule; first draft targeted by May 20
Summary
Staff told the board the five‑year strategic plan update is slightly behind schedule but that leadership interviews and a draft collection plan are complete; staff aim to get a first draft to the board by May 20 and present adoption mid‑summer.
A staff presenter updated the board on the library’s strategic plan revision, saying the five‑year update is proceeding but running modestly behind schedule.
Staff reported that leadership interviews and questionnaires have been completed, consultants have reviewed a draft collection development plan, and a return‑on‑investment study is being assembled to document library value to the Garland community. "We are still hoping ... that we'll have a 1st draft of that plan delivered to us by May 20," the staff member said, and added the target for adoption is mid‑summer once drafts are finalized and presented to the board.
Board members acknowledged the scope of the project; staff said measurable outcomes and metrics are being developed so future reporting will tie plan goals to quantifiable results. No formal vote was taken; staff will present subsequent drafts as they are ready.
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