Lacey Library Board Enhancing Local Library Services

Lacey, WALocal News

The Lacey Library Board consists of six members, including five general representatives and one youth member, who are instrumental in shaping the future of library services in the City of Lacey. This board is empowered to select its own chairperson and officers, ensuring that community interests are represented. Notably, the Lacey Library enjoys one of the highest circulations among the 27 libraries in the Timberland Regional Library system, underlining its importance to local residents. The board meets four to five times annually, with sessions scheduled for the second Wednesday of each month at 5:30 p. m.

This open format encourages public participation, allowing community members to voice their opinions and stay informed about library developments. The library’s robust engagement and high circulation rates reflect its critical role in promoting literacy and education in the area. Community members seeking further details can contact Library Manager Holly Paxson via email or phone for assistance. Overall, the Lacey Library Board's efforts are essential for maintaining and enhancing library services that benefit the city’s diverse population.

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