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Pulteney board approves $650 to support library summer programs
Summary
The recreation committee requested $650 to support summer library programs; the board voted to provide $650 from the recreation budget and to help recruit volunteers.
Carol McGill, representing the recreation committee, presented a handout describing summer programming at the library and asked the board for financial support and volunteers. Supervisor Mark Illig moved, seconded by Councilman Jon Beckman, to allocate $650 from the town recreation line to support the outlined programs; the motion passed with yes votes from Beckman, Tones and Illig.
Supervisor Illig said the board will also publicize volunteer needs for the programs and encouraged residents to help. The funding will come from the existing recreation budget; no increase to the overall town budget was proposed at this meeting.
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