Library Board of Trustees

Michael Baziw

Linda Caligiuri


Judith Darweesh

Jay Riley

David Robinson

Eugene Welch

Dr. John Woods, President

Dottie Frear, Emerita

Patricia Anthony, Town Liaison

The Library Board meets the first Tuesday of the month at 4:30 p.m. in the Frear Room at the Greece Public Library

2007 Annual Report to the Community(click here for pdf)

September 2008 Library Board Minutes (click here for pdf)

 


CODE OF CONDUCT

 

 


RULES OF CONDUCT

  • Defacing, damaging or mutilating library materials, equipment or property is prohibited.
  • Shirt, shoes and appropriate personal hygiene are required.
  • Young children must be attended at all times.
  • Smoking, sleeping and/or soliciting are not permitted on library premises.
  • Unlawful, disorderly, disruptive and/or hazardous behavior is prohibited.
  • Harassment of library users or staff is not permitted.
  • Only "guide" and "service" animals are permitted in the library.
  • Bicycles are to be stored in the bicycle racks outside the library.
  • Use of skates, scooters or skateboards on library premises is prohibited.

Pursuant to the Education Law Section 262, violation of this policy will subject an individual to exclusion from the library premises or to other appropriate action.

Any questions concerning this policy may be addressed to the Library Director or Library Board of Trustees.

Adopted by the Library Board on June 2, 1998; revised 11/12/02

 



Mission: The Greece Public Library is a Department of the Town of Greece that offers to the people of the community the opportunity for enrichment, education and enjoyment by providing materials and information services.

The Library Board of Trustees has endorsed the American Library Association Bill of Rights. In accordance with the Library Bill of Rights, libraries do not serve in the place of absent parents or guardians. Parents are responsible for their children’s choices of library resources.

The Library staff will attempt to accommodate the sensibilities of all patrons. However, the opinions of one or more patrons shall not interfere with the community’s rights to free and equal access to library resources, services and facilities.

Patrons are expected to engage in appropriate activities associated with the use of a public library while on the library premises. The staff reserves the right to determine what constitutes appropriate library behavior regardless of gender, age or other social classification.

Any questions concerning this policy may be addressed to the Library Director or Library Board of Trustees.