Fredrickson Library reports 10,500 summer program attendees and Keystone Grant improvements
Summary
Library director Jessica Miller said summer programs drew about 10,500 attendees, Keystone Grant projects (roof, solar panels, boiler, thermostats) are mostly complete, and a hiring event is scheduled for Sept. 22; she encouraged board support and noted temporary access impacts from nearby road work.
Jessica Miller, director of Fredrickson Library, told the board the library had a busy summer with about 10,500 attendees to programs and a slate of upcoming events, including a friend's book sale and teen programming. She reported completion of major Keystone Grant items: flat roof installed, solar panels installed (operational status pending regulatory confirmation), a replaced boiler and updated thermostats.
Miller also announced a hiring event on Tuesday, Sept. 22 (10 a.m.–2 p.m.) with county and state participation and said road work nearby (Walnut Street mill and pave) will affect access briefly. "We had a very busy summer... We had 10,500 people attend," she said. The board thanked library leadership and congratulated staff on the successful summer and improvement projects.
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