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Trustee Resources

Message to Trustees from the Utah State Librarian, Donna Jones Morris

“As trustees of libraries, we have been entrusted with the noblest task of all - to preserve, strengthen, and promote the growth and use of our community’s libraries. We must maintain the heritage that libraries hold for the future good of our society. The library for which we work today will long outlive us and will provide inspiration and encouragement for generations to come. As the Information Age progresses, libraries are more than ever important to the maintenance of civilization as we know it and as we wish it to be.”

(Jane Bellon, Illinois Trustee Facts File, 1997 edition, p.1)


This webpage is intended to help Utah library trustees answer the basic questions everyone has after appointment:

  • As a trustee, what do I need to do?
  • How do I do it?
  • What are other trustees doing?
The Utah Public Library Trustee Manual is your best source of information for an overall broad coverage of answers to those questions.

Additional Essential Resources:

 

Trustee Learning Resources

Friends of Libraries Resources