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Becoming Boulder Public Library District
As 2023 winds to a close, the Boulder Public Library District Board of Trustees is reflecting on a whirlwind year spent preparing to transition to a library district and is looking ahead to the transition in early 2024. “The library staff and the trustees have been working rigorously to fulfill the campaign promises,” said Trustee […]
Meet the Boulder Public Library District Board of Trustees
The seven all-volunteer members of the newly-formed Boulder Public Library District Board of Trustees have been hard at work since mid-May building the library district approved by Boulder City and County voters in 2022. According to Joni Teter, President of the Board of Trustees, “We are all excited and honored to be doing this work. […]
Council memos about the library district
Letters to City Council from Library Commission Regarding Funding: December 7, 2021 [PDF] November 5, 2020 [PDF] December 15, 2019 [PDF] December 19, 2018 [PDF] Memos from Library to City Council Regarding Funding: 07/14/22 – Consideration of a motion to adopt Resolution 1311 indicating City Council’s support of the city’s participation in the proposed […]
Library District Advisory Committee
City Council reviewed input from a Library District Advisory Committee (LDAC) with members who resided within the proposed district boundaries. The LDAC met twice per month from October 2021 through January 2022. Committee members included: Committee members were evaluated and selected based on experience, interests, skills, and equity. Those selected represent business owners, renters, property owners, […]
Boulder Public Library District Formation
En Español Content Sections TimelineFrequently Asked QuestionsDistrict mapKey Resources Overview A library is more than a place to borrow a free book. It is a vital civic space for people to meet and have conversations, study, hang out with friends, and engage in fun, educational activities and cultural experiences. It is evident from increased usage […]