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Timeline of 2021 in Garfield County - Vimarsana News

Timeline of 2021 in Garfield County

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Garfield County Libraries back on solid financial ground after second year of new taxes - Vimarsana News

Garfield County Libraries back on solid financial ground after second year of new taxes

The Garfield County Public Library District looks to be back in “good standing,” in the words of County Commission Chairman John Martin, based on the district’s 2022 budget.

New Glenwood, Carbondale library branch managers on board - Vimarsana News

New Glenwood, Carbondale library branch managers on board

Garfield County Public Libraries are gradually staffing back up following the departure of several branch managers earlier this year, including new managers at the Glenwood Springs and Carbondale libraries.

For some, concerns rise following staff departures at Garfield County Library District - Vimarsana News

For some, concerns rise following staff departures at Garfield County Library District

Chelsea Self / Post Independent A spate of recent resignations among branch managers and support staff within the Garfield County Public Library District has fingers pointed in lots of directions, including at the executive director. Functionally, it also has the district scrambling to fill several key positions as it works to rebound from pandemic restrictions and make good on promises contained in the voter-approved 2018 mill levy increase. Some staffers who resigned in recent months said they were prompted to go on record with concerns about internal library relations, namely with Executiv...

A Garfield County resource seeks more people to serve - Vimarsana News

A Garfield County resource seeks more people to serve

Chelsea Self / Post Independent Garfield County’s libraries are asking for community feedback through a series of focus groups they’ll be conducting over Zoom. James Larson, the marketing and communications manager for the county’s libraries, said some might consider libraries an outdated resource, but they continue to be a place for education and information and want to be as accessible to the needs of community members as possible. “We are a center of knowledge, information, knowledge creation. We are here for everyone in the community. … It’s fairly obvious the (Latino) commun...