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Library branch reports increased programming, summer reading and Juneteenth event
Summary
Mallie Brossett, branch commander at the Cusseta‑Chattahoochee Public Library, told commissioners the branch ran more than 200 programs in the year since she took over, averages around 800 visits and 500 circulations monthly, and invited residents to summer reading and a Juneteenth 'Food for the Soul' event June 19 at 11 a.m.
Mallie Brossett, the branch commander at the Cusseta‑Chattahoochee Public Library since June 2025, summarized the branch's recent activity for the commission. "We have hosted or participated in more than 200 programs and community events, including more than 40 events and partnerships with Chattahoochee County Schools," Brossett said during the work session, adding the branch averages roughly 800 visits and circulates about 500 items a month.
Brossett invited commissioners and the public to participate in the branch's summer reading program and noted scheduled performers, including Fiddlin' with Dan on June 2 and Big Dino Adventures on July 7. She highlighted the branch's Juneteenth 'Food for the Soul' event at 11 a.m. on June 19, featuring Sweet Potato Heaven providing food, music, story times and children's games. Brossett thanked her predecessor for building the partnerships the branch continues to leverage and asked for ongoing county support to maintain programs and services.
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