​Public library seeks public input about community programming

Staff at the Bruce County Public Library has announced that it will be undertaking a comprehensive review of its programming offerings and is reaching out to the community for input.

As part of this initiative, the library has launched on-line and in-person surveys to gather feedback from residents and patrons. Survey responses will be collected until the end of March.

The programming review aims to enhance library services and ensure they align with the interests and needs of the community. By gathering input directly from those who currently wish to use, or are already utilizing, the library’s resources, staff hopes to shape future programming to serve the library’s diverse communities.

The on-line survey will be available through the Library website, while the in-person survey can be picked up at any of the 17 branches, and on the Bookmobile. You can also access the survey directly at www.surveymonkey.com/r/JZ99QN9.

Participants will have the opportunity to share their preferences, suggestions, and ideas, with the aim of creating a vibrant and inclusive library experience for everyone.

The Bruce County Public Library is committed to its role as a trusted community connector, digital community facilitator and community sharing place. Consisting of 17 branches and a Bookmobile the library provides access to information, resources, and programs throughout Bruce County.