Annville Free Library asks Cleona for 2026 support; new librarian introduced
Summary
Library representative Marty Brandt told council the library’s 2025 visitation matches pre‑pandemic 2019 levels and that in 2024 the library offered 650 programs serving about 8,200 people; Brandt asked the borough for financial support in 2026.
Marty Brandt, speaking for the Annville Free Library, asked Cleona Borough Council for financial support for 2026 and introduced the library’s new librarian, Ronice Nolt. Brandt noted that "2025 library visitation is equivalent to 2019 (pre‑COVID) levels" and said the library ran 650 programs in 2024 that served roughly 8,200 people.
Councilor Pat Haley said he would contact Brandt to discuss details of a borough contribution. The request was recorded during the public‑comment portion of the Sept. 8 meeting; council did not vote on a funding commitment at that session.
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