Libraries are multifaceted organizations, and with that comes collaborations and partnerships between different local governments, friends and foundation groups, outside stakeholders and organizations, and the library itself. Libraries exist within these nuanced structures, and there are often many complexities. It's essential to get details in writing, and something more reliable than an email exchange. It’s time for a written agreement, but what kind?
This session will explore interlocal agreements and memorandums of understanding/agreement. We'll explore each of these types of agreements and the roles of the board, director, local government, and library support groups in their creation.
Facilitated by Tracy Cook, Cara Orban, or Corey Sloan. Contact your consultant to schedule this workshop.
Participants will be enrolled in the course by MSL Staff.
Credit is issued upon completion of the course evaluation.
- Teacher: Tracy Cook
- Teacher: Cara Orban
- Teacher: Corey Sloan