Belmar Library Board Unveils New E-Ticketing System Amid Policy and Budget Discussions

Overview: The Belmar Library Board of Trustees has introduced a new e-ticketing system to streamline event management and improve attendance tracking. This development was part of a broader meeting agenda that included discussions on unattended children policies, financial strategies, and community engagement efforts.

Belmar Library Board Considers Charging Non-Residents for Fitness Classes to Address Funding Disparities

Overview: The Belmar Library Board of Trustees recently engaged in a discussion about the potential implementation of fees for non-residents participating in fitness classes at the library. The meeting focused on balancing equitable access for local taxpayers with the financial sustainability of the library’s fitness programs, particularly in light of inconsistencies in current funding practices.

Belmar Library Board Discusses Strategic Plan, Programming, and Fee Structures

Overview: The recent Belmar Library Board of Trustees meeting was marked by a discussion on the library’s strategic plan, future programming, and the potential introduction of fees for non-residents. Significant emphasis was placed on enhancing the library’s infrastructure, digital offerings, community engagement, and evaluating the financial model for classes and services.

Belmar Library Board Considers Extending Hours, Boosting Community Engagement

Overview: The latest meeting of the Belmar Library Board of Trustees encompassed a variety of discussions, with notable topics including potential changes to the library’s operating hours, the establishment and funding of after-school clubs, and issues with the library’s window installation. The board also focused on community engagement through upcoming events and programs.

Belmar Library Board Addresses Noise Complaints Amid Community Events

Overview: The most recent meeting of the Belmar Library Board of Trustees addressed community concerns, most notably the noise complaints resulting from concerts held at the library. The discussion surrounding the concerts’ noise levels took precedence, with multiple residents raising issues about the potential violation of state law and local ordinances. The board considered implementing the use of a decibel meter to ensure compliance with noise regulations and to possibly reconsider the scheduling of future events if legal limits are exceeded. The president of the board agreed to seek legal counsel on the matter to respond appropriately to the community’s concerns.