MPHPL Bittersweet Branch Roof Improvements *Re-Bid*
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Closes
Aug 18, 2026
Work includes roof improvements.
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Closes
Aug 18, 2026
Work includes roof improvements.
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City
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Mishawaka
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St. Joseph
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209 Lincolnway E
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(574) 259-5277
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46544
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mishawaka Penn Public Library
The Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library's long-range plan aims to inspire and empower its community by connecting patrons to literature, information, ideas, and new experiences for lifelong enrichment. The plan is structured around five key service priorities: Raising Awareness, Enhancing Places & Spaces, Expanding Products & Services, Strengthening Community Connections, and Building a Stronger Team. Key initiatives include improving marketing and outreach, renovating facilities, diversifying collections and introducing new services like notary and social work, fostering community partnerships, and developing staff through comprehensive training and engagement programs.
The board meeting included a treasurer's report with a review of February's spending and revenue, highlighting a new monthly bill for enhanced cyber security. The director provided updates on the cancellation of an in-service day due to staff illnesses, the successful submission of annual reports, and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act for web and app content. Discussions also covered the impact of potential budget cuts due to the Governor's property tax proposal and updates on the 10th Street Property lease and garage. A statistical review of library services was presented, noting increased digital video usage and success with the Winter Reading Challenge.
The board discussed and approved the treasurer's report, including the payment of bills. An update was provided on the plan for the 10th Street Garage/Storage Facility. The board approved seeking county approval for additional funding from the Rainy Day Fund and 2024 Bond dollars for the construction of the garage. Approval was also given to request quotes for the construction of a youth office space. A statistical review of library services during January was presented, highlighting trends in eBooks, eAudiobooks, programming attendance, outreach, and meeting room usage.
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