Library reports strong summer turnout, readies mini food pantry installation
Staff reported 666 signups for summer reading and 157 children participating in the "Let Grow" program; trustees learned a scout-built mini food pantry will be installed near the southeast corner of the building after DigSafe checks.
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Staff updated trustees on summer programs and community partnerships. The "Let Grow" initiative drew about 157 children taking part in tasks and reading challenges, and summer reading had roughly 666 signups. Staff said a sensory respite tent was added to Touch-a-Truck to make that event more accessible to participants with sensory processing needs.
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