Old Bridge Library Board Deliberates on Website and Infrastructure Upgrades

Overview: The Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees recently convened to address multiple operational concerns, including the need for a website overhaul and server upgrades to prevent potential disruptions to library services. Detailed scrutiny of the hiring process, budgetary constraints, and transparency in decision-making also featured prominently in the discussions.

Old Bridge Library Board Proposes School Book Kits Initiative

Overview: The Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees convened to discuss several initiatives and operational concerns, with a proposal for introducing school book kits to local English Language Arts classrooms taking center stage. The board also engaged in active discussions about the library’s financial strategies, including an increase in interest rates and the management of custodial services. Other topics included the renewal of community feedback tools, investment in e-materials, and updates on building maintenance and technology.

Old Bridge Library to Enhance Security with $485,000 Keyless Entry System

Overview: The most significant outcome from the recent Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees meeting was the decision to implement a keyless entry system for seven doors, at a not-to-exceed cost of $485,000. This system is aimed at improving safety and convenience for the library building. The trustees debated the merits of installing a system for three doors at a lower cost of $31,000 versus the approved seven-door system, which would also create a sealed area in administration for emergency situations. Concerns about building access and recent incidents made this a issue, resulting in the board’s decision to approve the more comprehensive system.

Old Bridge Library Eyes Enhanced Security with Keyless Entry Proposal

Overview: In a recent Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees meeting, the most pressing topic revolved around the implementation of a keyless entry system, which includes panic buttons and the ability to lock down doors in case of threats. This security enhancement proposal, quoted at $45,667 for eight doors, sparked a debate among the trustees. While some members questioned the necessity and scope of the system, others underscored the importance of proactively safeguarding the library’s employees and patrons.

Old Bridge Library Trustees Tackle Security and Tutoring Services

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Old Bridge Library Board of Trustees, the discussions were dominated by the approval of a new Branch Services Manager job description, concerns over the library’s tutoring services, and the consideration of keyless entry systems. The board also debated the need for a security system for the library doors, the impact of a local event on library hours, and the utilization of funds from the friends group for library events.