Woodstock Public Library Board
Purpose
The Woodstock Public Library Board was established under provincial legislation and is responsible for the management and control of the Library. Duties include, but are not limited to:
- Determining and adopting written policies to govern the operation and programs of the library
- Determining the goals of the library and securing adequate funds to fulfill these goals
- Understanding the library's programs and the needs of the community in relation to the library
- Establishing support and participating in planned public relations programs
- Preparing a budget adequate to carry out the library's goals and objectives and presenting it to municipal council.
Members
- Ethel Boyd
- Rebecca Farrell
- Chris Landry
- Councillor Connie Lauder (Council Representative)
- Tony Pihowich
- Councillor Deb Tait (Council Representative)
- Brenda Turnbull
Meetings
Committee meetings are held at Woodstock Public Library. The committee meets once a month except in July and August at a regular date and time mutually agreed upon by a majority of the members.
Raising issues
If you have an issue or concern, contact us. We will respond within 7 days of receiving your concern.
Appointments
Members of the committee remain on the committee for the duration of the current council term of office.
Applying for a Board or Committee Position
City of Woodstock residents can make a difference in the community by becoming a volunteer member of a Board or Committee. Advisory Board and Committee members provide information to City Council, which contributes to the development of policies, programs and initiatives. Your expertise, enthusiasm and pride can make all the difference.
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Notices are placed on the City Website or in the What's on Woodstock magazine when positions become available.
Current Opportunities
We are currently accepting applicaitons for all boards and committees. The new term will commence December 1, 2018 and expire on November 30, 2022.
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