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Committee approves $687 for Bryceville Library communications amid questions about regional support
Summary
The committee approved a $687 appropriation for communications equipment at Bryceville Library; commissioners questioned whether the regional library system provides internet support and staff said the county's change will reduce monthly communications costs for that circuit.
The committee approved a $687 appropriation to cover communications equipment for the Bryceville Library and discussed whether the regional library system provides internet support.
One commissioner asked if the regional system should assist with internet costs; Robin replied that communications are among each library's biggest expenses and that the county's transition away from certain phone lines and service plans will reduce that library's monthly cost from about $137 to around $30. The committee voted to approve the appropriation by voice vote.
The discussion centered on clarifying what regional support is available and confirming that the county's planned equipment purchases will be funded from the lines identified in the appropriation.
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