>Why doesn’t the library disclose the rent they receive from the Pease, from the 911; they get plenty of funds, but always ask for more.
I wonder how many of you go to the Glen Rock library, or the Fair Lawn library; you will see first class libraries as well,many patrons,great children’s programs, tutoring, no hoops to go through to use computers. They are also valuable, but do they come crying all the time to their citizens? I hope not.
Also, why doesn’t the library disclose the rent they receive from the Pease, from the 911; they get plenty of funds, but always ask for more.
It is cruel for the library to complain that the lower valuation of properties hurt them the most; what about all of us whose properties are lowered but taxes are not.
Before we give the library more money,we need to rehire some of the town employees who take care of our water, our sewerage, our trees, our streets, and maybe an extra policeman to make sure fewer people are run over.
We need our library, nobody is questioning that, but to plead that unless they are given more money, they will have poor service sounds like Valley saying unless they get an expansion they will give poor care. Maybe the same PR firm?
The goal of the library seems to be that it will be the only thing standing after all our trees are down, our streets a mess, our services reduced. Its shameful that they try to be above the needs of the whole town.
