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Next up in the MHLS Trustee Education Series – Legal Issues: NYS Minimum Standards. Legal Issues: NYS Minimum Standards | Tuesday, October 12th | 10:00-11:30 am| Register There are a number of laws and regulations that directly and indirectly apply to and impact libraries in New York State. This program provides a primer on what
Property tax levy growth for libraries with fiscal years that close on December 31st will be capped at 2 percent for the 2022 fiscal year, according to the Office of the State Comptroller. All libraries that have their own board and their own budget vote – even if you did not hold a vote/don’t plan
The adjustments to NYS Open Meetings Law to allow for online meetings have been extended until May 19th, 2021 by Executive Order 202.102. There were no alterations to the provisions that allow for online open meetings, meetings still need to be accessible to the public, recorded and transcribed.
The adjustments to NYS Open Meetings Law to allow for online meetings have been extended until April 20th, 2021 by Executive Order 202.98. There were no alterations to the provisions that allow for online open meetings, meetings still need to be accessible to the public, recorded and transcribed.
The adjustments to NYS Open Meetings Law to allow for online meetings have been extended to March 24th, 2021 by executive order. There were no alterations to the provisions that allow for online open meetings, meetings still need to be accessible to the public, recorded and transcribed.
With the passage of Executive Order 202.92, the adjustments to NYS Open Meetings Law to allow for online meetings have been extended to February 26th, 2021. There were no alterations to the provisions that allow for online open meetings, meetings still need to be accessible to the public, recorded and transcribed.
With the passage of Executive Order 202.87, the adjustments to NYS Open Meetings Law to allow for online meetings have been extended to January 29th, 2021. There were no alterations to the provisions that allow for online open meetings, meetings still need to be accessible to the public, recorded and transcribed.
With the passage of Executive Order 202.79, the adjustments to NYS Open Meetings Law to allow for online meetings have been extended to January 1st, 2021. There were no alterations to the provisions that allow for online open meetings, meetings still need to be accessible to the public, recorded and transcribed.
Mid-Hudson Library System Delivery Operations Manager Tom Finnigan asks that you please place any accumulated, extra delivery bins next to your regular outgoing bins for the driver to pick up and bring back to MHLS. For questions regarding MHLS delivery operations please contact Tom at tfinnigan@midhudson.org.
