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Library Board adopts standardized Patron Statement of Concern form
Summary
The board approved a revised, viewpoint-neutral Patron Statement of Concern Form for materials, displays and exhibits; the form assigns initial review to the Library Director with referral to the Board when appropriate and lists options for action.
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The Library Advisory Board approved a revised Patron Statement of Concern Form to standardize how the library handles concerns about materials, displays and exhibits.
According to meeting minutes, the form clarifies that concerns will first be reviewed by the Library Director and referred to the Board when appropriate. The form was described as viewpoint-neutral and lays out clear options for requested action, including no action/sharing concern only, relocation, removal, or other remedies.
A motion to approve the form was made and seconded; the minutes record adoption without a roll-call record of individual votes.
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