The Lawrence Public Library Board of Trustees is looking toward the future of the facility located in downtown Lawrenceville.
They discussed the revising of plans dealing with updating and clarifying procedures to take place if the head librarian or her staff were unable to continue their regular duties due to an emergency situation and notification of the board itself. The matter is to be studied by the entire board and it is hoped that a plan can be implemented before the end of the year.
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