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Board member urges website posting of library board vacancies
Summary
A committee member asked officials to post open library board seats on the website after residents complained of missing appointment information; staff acknowledged the request but no formal action was recorded.
A committee member urged officials at the meeting to repost library board vacancies on the municipal website so appointments can move forward. "I did ask in a meeting that we posted on the website... And if we can please post that on the website that we do have vacancies for our library board, and and then we can move forward with that," the committee member said.
The request came after a resident criticized the delay in appointments and said information had been removed from the website. A staff member said there were no historical records available when they took office, which the staff member cited as complicating verification of the resident's claim. "When we stepped in the office, there was no historical value anywhere for us to find," the staff member said.
The staff member acknowledged the committee member's request with, "I'll read that," but the transcript does not show a formal commitment, timetable, or vote to repost the vacancies. The exchange included raised voices and name-calling from the resident, who later admonished participants to "grow up" and stop name-calling.
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