City and County

By September 2, 1959 the City had appointed Patricia Gazin its representative to the Region III Regional Library Council. In 1987 County Librarian Linda Crismond asked the City for $3,000 toward LePac, and in December the Friends thanked Mayor Simpson and the council for the City's match. In October 2000 City Manager Stephen Burrell approved four Bard Street book-sale dates. Burrell requested County service and cost data in April 2002, and on November 21 City staff presented options to remain in the County system, withdraw effective July 2003 or investigate further. In June 2005 the City Manager sought the Friends' opinion on spending a reported $3,071 library-tax surplus on books.

Drawn from: Bonnie Bright letter naming Regional Library Council representatives; County librarian requests city support for LePac; Thank-you letter — city LePac matching funds; City approves four Bard Street book-sale dates; City requests County service and cost data; City staff outlines County withdrawal options for November 26; City Manager asks Friends how to use the library-tax surplus.