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Milton Public Library outlines five-year plan; board discusses partnership opportunities
Summary
The library trustees shared a five-year plan highlighting a 20-hour staffing increase, successful literacy and youth programs, and a planned community survey to be launched this fall; the board discussed visit metrics and collaboration with town departments.
Catharine Vadnais, chair of the Milton Library Trustees, briefed the Selectboard on the library's five-year plan, citing a 20-hour increase in staffing and a range of literacy and youth programs. She noted that a community survey is being finalized for a fall launch to gather input on services and priorities.
Board members discussed metrics for tracking library visits and opportunities for further collaboration between the town and the library. No formal action or funding appropriation was recorded in the minutes; the presentation was framed as an update and request for continued coordination.
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