Board says library needs more permanent staff as summer attendance climbs
Trustees and staff reported Saturday door counts up 70–90% over last summer and said the library has relied on substitutes but needs permanent staff to meet growing demand in Ashland.
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Board members and library staff told trustees that summer program attendance and door counts have risen substantially this season, creating staffing strain. Trustees noted Saturday traffic increases of "up to 70-90%" from last summer and said the library has been bringing in substitute workers to cover busy hours.
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