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Library representative reports rising circulation and grants; resident criticizes Mobile Station appearance
Summary
Dave Douglas told council that Perkiomen Valley Library saw circulation increases, hired a full‑time youth services coordinator and secured nearly $1 million in grants for improvements; he also said the Mobile Station on Main Street is "undesirable" and that the borough should monitor it.
Dave Douglas appeared before council on behalf of the Perkiomen Valley Library and reported positive operational changes: increased circulation over the prior year, the addition of an employee to serve as a full‑time youth services coordinator, and "almost 1 million dollar in grants for improvements to the Library."
Speaking as a resident, Douglas also raised a concern about the Mobile Station on Main Street, saying he finds its appearance "undesirable." The minutes record that the borough will monitor the condition; no formal action or timeline for follow‑up was recorded.
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