Residents urge caution in library board policy changes and call for careful appointments
Several residents told commissioners they are concerned the library board moved ahead with policy changes without county-attorney guidance and urged careful selection of library-board appointees who will support library staff and mission.
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Multiple residents used the public-comment period to raise concerns about actions by the library board. Sarah Riley, a Lander resident, said the board held a special meeting on May 12 and then began a 45-day public-comment period with inconsistent public notice dates; she asked commissioners to review the board’s process and ensure the county attorney’s guidance is sought before finalizing policy changes.
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