Library branch touts 200+ programs and summer events; commission moves a board appointment
Summary
The Cusseta‑Chattahoochee Public Library branch reported more than 200 community programs in the past year and invited the public to summer reading and a Juneteenth 'Food for the Soul' event. The commission also approved appointing Jayme Kuhn to the library board.
Mallie Brossett, the branch commander at the Cusseta‑Chattahoochee Public Library, told the commission the branch has hosted or participated in more than 200 programs and community events since she began in the role in June 2025 and averages about 800 visits and 500 circulations per month. She invited the public to the summer reading program and described performers and partnerships planned for the season.
"We cannot continue to serve that role without your ongoing support and willingness to work with us at every level," Brossett said, outlining the library's role in helping residents with job applications, education and community resources.
The commission also approved, by unanimous vote, a resolution appointing Jayme Kuhn to the library board. Brossett highlighted a Juneteenth 'Food for the Soul' event scheduled for June 19 at 11 a.m., with food provided by Sweet Potato Heaven and family‑oriented programming planned for the day.
Context: The library emphasized partnerships with Chattahoochee County Schools and community organizations. The appointment of Jayme Kuhn was processed on the consent agenda.
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