The Lawrence County Library is upgrading it's computer technology and also has a new fiscal year budget.
Both were approved by the Board of Trustees Tuesday at the facility in downtown Lawrenceville.
The upgrade will include a new website along with new equipment to be implemented by April of 2026 through an over $27,000 state grant.
The $242,000 spending plan for 2025 was voted in and then formally adopted in the annual appropriation ordinance.
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