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Welcome to the Prince Township Public Library, one of the few libraries in Northern Ontario that is operated entirely by volunteers.
The Prince Township Public Library officially opened on November 30, 1987 in the former basement storage unit of the rural public school, Prince Township. This school became what is now known as the Prince Township Community Centre. |
It would take some time and quite a few tireless heroines and heroes – stoic in their beliefs and efforts that libraries are a vital part of a community - but we finally made it out of the basement and even expanded our space to what it is today.
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Library Board |
Board Meetings |
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The Library Board consists of seven members of the community who are appointed by the Township Council. Members serve a four year term that coincides with the council’s term.
If you are interested in becoming a Library Board member, please complete an application at the Municipal Office. Applicants must meet the following criteria:
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Meetings are held the first Thursday of every month, from September – June, at 5:30 p.m. If membership dictates, the date and time of the meetings can be changed.
For the most up to date information on Library Board meetings, please check out the Prince Township Newsletter. |
Your Library Board
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The current library board, photos from left to right, top to bottom:
Beverley Couch (Chair), Brittany Agliani (Secretary), Mike Matthews (Active member), Liz Lamming (Active member), Rita Wagner (CEO, non-voting), Sandy Fulcher (Treasurer), Hal McGonigal (Active Member) |