Library Advisory Board launches Laptop ConneCT program with measured rollout strategy. Library Director Christine Cachuela reported the Library has cataloged 25 laptops and developed intake sheets, training protocols, and digital skills handouts for a program beginning appointments the week of
Library board backs state laptop program with unanimous vote. Library Director Christine Cachuela presented the Connecticut LaptopConneCT Program, through which East Hampton will receive 25 broadband-enabled laptops for distribution to eligible residents. Cachuela initially flagged concerns over
East Hampton Library Advisory Board approves May meeting minutes, receives staffing update. Library Director Christine Cachuela reported first-round interviews this week for a vacant Children's Librarian position, with second-round talks and an offer both targeted for mid-July. The Library Page and
Library board approves redesigned summer reading program and cancels June meeting. Vice Chairperson Cynthia Shirshac led the meeting in the absence of Chair Jesse Alford, with members Melinda Jones, Melissa Jones, and Amie Meacham present. Library Director Christine Cachuela presented the
Library Advisory Board unanimously approves Plan of Conservation and Development goals. The board endorsed a target to increase resident library cardholders from 38 percent to 50 percent, requiring approximately 1,619 new cardholders, and approved parking estimates of 80 to 90 spaces for inclusion
Library Advisory Board approves shift to LCI consortium beginning July 2027. Library Director Christine Cachuela reported that LCI membership dues are lower than current LION membership and increase at a fixed 2.5 percent annually versus LION's 3.5 to 4 percent, yielding greater long-term savings;
The East Hampton Library Advisory Board approved January minutes and heard Director Christine Cachuela present consortium research favoring LCI over LION membership. Cachuela reported that a second IT consultation confirmed full technology support is not financially feasible but routine management
Library Advisory Board approves December minutes and discusses town planning priorities. Town Planner Juliet Hodge briefed the six-member board on the Plan of Conservation and Development's progress, noting that a public survey will launch in February pending Town Council approval. Hodge asked the
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