Mendon Library receives Lehi enhancement grant and interlibrary-loan support; director applied for competitive grants
Summary
The director told the board Mendon received roughly $2,300 from the Lehi community library enhancement fund and an interlibrary-loan grant to cover postage; the library has also applied for additional competitive grants.
Jesse, the library director, reported that the library received the Lehi community library enhancement fund this year and an interlibrary-loan grant that will cover postage for loans and keep interlibrary loans free to patrons.
"We got 2,300, thereabouts, dollars this year," Jesse said when describing the Lehi fund allocation. Jesse added that the amount from state programs has been shrinking in recent years as the overall pool changes.
The director said she also applied for a small-library competitive grant and another competitive opportunity that appeared in an email; those applications are pending and results were not yet known. Board members noted that private donor support often increases toward the holiday season, which helps fill operating gaps.
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