Library proposes maker-in-residence pilot to test maker space demand
The library proposed a nine-month 'maker-in-residence' pilot and modular maker space using laptops on carts and $9,000 in contract labor to test demand before building out a permanent facility; staff said the resident would cost $1,000 per month and start in January.
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Library staff outlined a proposal to convert the underused computer lab into a maker/innovation space and to run a pilot 'maker-in-residence' program to test community interest. The pilot would bring a part-time specialist for three to nine months to develop equipment policy, teach skills, and run programming before committing to larger capital outlays.
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