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Library director highlights summer programs; commission appoints Jayme Kuhn to board
Summary
Mallie Brossett, branch commander at the Cusseta‑Chattahoochee library, reported the branch hosts about 200 programs a year, averages 800 visits and 500 checkouts a month, and invited the public to summer events including a Juneteenth 'Food for the Soul' program. The commission voted unanimously to appoint Jayme Kuhn to the library board.
Mallie Brossett, branch commander at the Cusseta‑Chattahoochee Public Library, told the work session the library averages roughly 800 visits and circulates about 500 items monthly and has hosted or partnered on more than 200 programs over the past year. Brossett invited the public to the library’s summer reading program and a Juneteenth 'Food for the Soul' event scheduled for June 19 at 11 a.m.
On the May 5 regular meeting agenda commissioners voted unanimously to appoint Jayme Kuhn to the library board. Chairman Charles Coffey and other commissioners recorded their support by voice vote during the meeting.
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