Columbus Metropolitan Library puts levy on November ballot
The library's CEO said if the levy passes, they won’t ask voters to provide more financial support for at least 10 years.
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The library's CEO said if the levy passes, they won’t ask voters to provide more financial support for at least 10 years.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Columbus voters will decide whether to supply additional funds to the Columbus Metropolitan Library this November. The Columbus Metropolitan Library Board of Trustees voted last week to approve a 1.5-mill continuing levy on voters’ ballots in the Nov. 7 general election. The funds will support operating expenses, including investing in materials, […]
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Ohio’s public libraries have the privilege of serving more than 8.4 million cardholders across the state. A spirit of cooperation among Ohio’s libraries has resulted in profession-leading programs and services available for children, adults and seniors in every community representing every demographic — all free with a library card. Columbus Metropolitan Library takes great pride in its ability to meet the unique needs of each neighborhood and community we serve. And as the pandemic has pressed on, we have taken very seriously our role in helping communities recover, recognizing that th...