news and updates

June 2026

LPL Board of Control Monthly meeting 29 June 2026 On the agenda: NE Regional Library Presentation Agenda Meeting Audio Meeting Video  Meeting Minutes Presentation by LCG on NE Regional Library LPL Board of Control Monthly Meeting The June meeting of the LPL Board of Control was mainly focused on information regarding the design and build

Read More »

July 2026

LPL Board of Control Monthly Meeting   As a reminder, at the June 2026 BoC meeting, the board voted unanimously to cancel the July meeting, so there will be no report on board activity this month. Other News   Of note, at the July 7 Parish Council meeting, the council voted to officially change the

Read More »

May 2026

LPL Millage Renewal on the May 16 Ballot On May 16, voters across Lafayette Parish will have an important opportunity to support the future of our public libraries by renewing one of our existing library millages. It’s important to note that this is not a new tax, but rather a renewal which provides 65% of

Read More »

April 2026

LPL Board of Control Monthly meeting 20 April 2026 On the agenda: Bylaws changes (proposed text here) Agenda Meeting Audio Meeting Video (Part I) (Part II) Meeting Minutes LPL Board of Control Monthly Meeting The biggest item on the agenda for the April 20, 2026 LPL Board of Control meeting is the proposed changes to

Read More »

March 2026

LPL Board of Control Monthly meeting 16 March 2026 On the agenda: Book discards Agenda Meeting Audio Meeting Video Meeting Minutes LPL Board of Control Monthly Meeting The March 2026 Board of Control meeting was once again quiet, the only agenda item being the approval of discards.  Important to note, however, was Director Danny Gillane’s

Read More »

February 2026

LPL Board of Control Monthly Meeting 09 February 2026 On the agenda: Update on NE Library Project from LCG Agenda Meeting Audio Meeting Video Meeting Minutes LCG Presentation LPL Board of Control Monthly Meeting As in January, the February meeting of the library board of control was fairly quiet. The main topic of discussion was

Read More »
Scroll to Top