MADISON PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD
Central Library, 201 W. Mifflin St. Rm. 104
Agenda — 22 items
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- 2 Interpretation and Accessibility
- 3 Call to Order/Roll Call
- 4 Approval of Minutes
- 5 Public Comment
- 1. Public Comment - Madison Public Library Board - April 9, 2026
- 7 Disclosures and Recusals
- 8 Board Exchange
- 9 New Business
- 2. Ban Appeal of Richard Rathmann
- 3. Director's Report - March, 2026
- 4. Approval of the February 2026 Financial Reports.
- 5. Approval of the Madison Public Library 2027 Capital Budget Request.
- 6. Review changes to the previously reported 2025 carry forward funds.
- 7. Approve the 2026 Adjacent County Reimbursement Request
- 16 Discussion Items
- 8. Updates on the Imagination Center at Reindahl Park
- 18 Formation of a subcommittee to study the Dane County Formula
- 19 Facilities Report
- 20 Foundation Report
- 21 South Central Library System Report
- 22 Adjournment
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