BROKEN BOW – The Broken Bow Public Library has just released a survey for all community members in hopes to gain an increased understanding of the needs of its patrons both in Broken Bow and beyond.
The goal of the survey is to bolster the ongoing Community Needs Response Plan. In a statement, Library Director Megan Svoboda says that the library is just one patch in the community quilt, and acknowledges that the reach of the library can oftentimes feel confined to just within the building’s walls.
The survey, a simple, intuitive online document sent directly to patrons’ email addresses, takes only a few minutes to complete, but the effects could prove to be lasting. Once the results from the survey are gathered and evaluated, the library will begin working closely with area businesses, non-profits, schools, and homeschool families through open discussion to see how best the library can continue to fit within the Custer County community.
A link to the survey is also available on the Broken Bow Public Library’s website and Facebook page and is available in both English and Spanish. It will be open for roughly a week.
