Annual Meeting (Library Report)

Leland Township

Event Date: 2024-03-30

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Executive Summary:

Library Services and Expansion Project:
The Leland Township Public Library has continued to work towards its expansion and renovation project over the past year. The library had over 28,000 visitors and 3,678 patrons checking out 30,570 physical items. The library sponsored 104 programs attended by over 2,500 people, and the Munnecke Community Meeting Room hosted 259 events with just over 2,800 attendees.

Millage Renewal:
The library will be going to the voters of Leland Township in the August election to renew its 8-year, 0.4 mil operating millage first approved in 2016.

Fundraising and Timeline:
The library is continuing its fundraising efforts in hopes of breaking ground on the expansion and renovation project sometime in late 2024.

https://lelandlibrary.org

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