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Trustees move to revise gaming policy, citing barriers to access
Summary
Board discussion produced a motion to approve a revision to the library's Gaming Policy after trustees and the director said the original policy created barriers to access; motion made by Brianne Yancy and seconded by Kim Johnson (vote outcome not specified in minutes).
Trustees discussed a revision to the library’s Gaming Policy at the Oct. 8 meeting after board members said the original policy had created barriers to access the gaming system. Director Cindy Wilkey submitted the proposed revision for consideration.
Brianne Yancy moved to approve the revision; Kim Johnson seconded the motion. The minutes record the motion and second but do not specify a roll-call or final vote outcome in the text provided. The board’s discussion emphasized removing barriers to entry in the policy so patrons can use the gaming system more readily.
"Revisions to the Gaming Policy were discussed; the original policy had created barriers to access to the gaming system," the minutes state. The record does not include the final disposition of the motion.
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