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Community Engagement Meeting: Enhancing Library Services for Mercer Island Residents

Join us at the ad hoc meeting to discuss citizens' priorities and information needs, processes for obtaining feedback, and recommendations to the City Council Committee. Key topics include maintaining the current floor plan, ensuring digital advancements for the library, and fostering social capital within our community through the library. Let your voice be heard and shape the future of Mercer Island Library services.

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Community Engagement Meeting: Enhancing Library Services for Mercer Island Residents

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  1. Concerned Citizens Committee Ad Hoc Meeting March 1, 2014

  2. Agenda • The Territory or Context • MI Citizens Priority list and Information Needed • Processes to Obtain Needed Information: Surveys, Focus Groups, Petition, Town Hall Meetings, Other • Decisions regarding Recommendation to the City Council Committee

  3. The Territory or Context

  4. MI Citizens Priority list and Information Needed

  5. Processes to Obtain Needed Information: Surveys, Focus Groups, Petition, Town Hall Meetings, Other

  6. Meeting Minutes-Recommendation to the City Council Committee • Maintain the current floor plan with respect to the current large meeting room and the lobby/vestibule.  [consider using video cameras for monitoring activity in the room] • Maintain the current children’s area. • Provide an adequate temporary facility.  The current proposed site is not adequate. • It is important that both the City Council Committee and KCLS understand that the library is more than a transactional venue for checking books in and out.  It is a generator of social capital that binds our community together • The citizens would like to know what plans KCLS has with respect to ensuring that the Mercer Island Library is keeping pace with the increasing digital world in which we live and expansion of print collections and periodicals.

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