The Hays Public Library will host two stakeholder sessions to solicit input from the community to consider future services and events at the library.
Both sessions will be held on Monday, June 10. The first will begin at 1:30 p.m., the other will begin at 6 p.m.. The sessions are scheduled to last 90 minutes.
Brandon Hines, library director, said the sessions are an effort to develop ideas for ways the library can continue to develop as a community center.Brandon Hines
“When I was hired on, we had a lot of projects we had already begun or had been discussed. They were teed-up and ready to go, so we set up a one-year plan to execute on quite a few of these,” Hines said. “We are kind of getting to the point now where we are wrapping those up so we need to transition to that next phase, and we know that we need to get some outside input.”
Some of the completed projects include a new digital sign located on 13th and Main, and the new RFID checkout system.
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