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Source: Star Journal

Trails Regional Library has an opening on its Board of Trustees for a dedicated, community-minded individual to represent Johnson County. This is an unpaid volunteer position. Board members serve 4-year terms and attend meetings once a month, with occasional special-called meetings possible. Potential board members should be interested in helping the library grow in service and scope to best meet the needs of the community. Specific duties include: -Serving as a public figure for the library to increase public awareness and support of library services and initiatives. -Providing strategic direction for effective planning. -Setting policy, adopting the annual budget, and promoting overall excellence in public library services. Applications are available on the library website at trailslibrary.org/board-of-trustees/ and will be accepted through Dec. 9, 2026. You may submit applications in print at any Trails location or e-mail completed forms to [email protected].

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