
September 14, 2026 Board Meeting
September 14, 2026 Board Meeting
Board Meeting Agenda
September 14, 2026
1. Call to Order at 7:00 pm by President Al Safadi
2. Roll Call
3. Pledge of Allegiance
4. Approval of Agenda
5. Jeff Bishop CDK Accounting
6. Visitor comments – two to five minutes – not to exceed 20 minutes
7. Approval of Meeting Minutes of August 10, 2026
8. Approval of Closed Session Meeting Minutes – None
9. Motion to Approve the 3 consent Agenda Items as Listed:
a. Approval of Treasurer’s Report – August 2026
b. Prepaid Bills in the Amount of $46,258.08
c. Bills in the Amount of $67,724.56
10. Directors Report
11. Attorney Report
12. Committee Report:
a. Finance – Chairperson
b. Policy/By-Laws- Chairperson
13. Unfinished Business:
a. Employee Handbook Jury Duty Policy Update Per Illinois Law Discussion and Action – Second Reading
14. New Business
a. Move Columbus Day Board Meeting Discussion and Action
b. Kamm Library Insurance Program Renewal Proposal Discussion and Action
c. 2027 Salary Budget Discussion and Action
d. 2027 Committed Funds Discussion and Action
e. 2027 Operating Budget Discussion and Action
15. Items for Next Agenda
16. Closed Session Discussion and Action If Necessary
17. Adjournment
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Seed Library is now available at Bridgeview Public Library!

Bridgeview library is excited to partner with the students from Wilkins Jr. High school Garden Club to provide a Seed Library!
The students have been working hard packaging seeds for local libraries with the guidance of the club’s sponsor, Mrs.Brazee.
All seeds are free and available on a first come, first serve basis while supplies last. We will not hold seeds aside for patrons.
Do you have any extra seeds? We will have baskets available for seed donations.
Donations
Although we always love when you think of us when it is time to donate your gently used books, we ask that you respectfully not dump them in our book drop when we are closed.
Also the library will not except the following as donations:
Text Books of any kind
Moldy, dirty, smelly items
Broken, damaged, or ripped items.
Thank you so much for your help!

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