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Library reopens after hurricane delays to serve community

October 23, 2024 | Citrus County, Florida


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Library reopens after hurricane delays to serve community
During a recent government meeting, officials opened the floor to public comments but found no attendees wishing to speak. The meeting quickly transitioned to special items and regular business, with Director Chang providing updates on staffing and library operations.

Chang announced significant staffing changes, including the departure of administrative assistant Lydia, who has accepted a promotion within the county. Debbie will be taking minutes in her absence. Additionally, systems manager Dave Boyer has retired, with Josh Jackson stepping into the role. Jackson is currently acclimating to his new position amidst ongoing projects.

The meeting also addressed the reopening of the Lakes Region Library, which had been postponed due to delays caused by recent hurricanes. Although the grand reopening was canceled, the library opened its doors to the public the day prior, allowing patrons to return to this essential community resource. Chang emphasized the importance of the library in serving the community and expressed satisfaction with the turnout of returning patrons.

The meeting concluded with a focus on filling two new part-time library aide positions, approved in the last budget, in preparation for extended Saturday hours starting in January.

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