Library Board

Meetings

• 6 p.m.
• 3rd Wednesday of every month

In accordance with Idaho law, Board of Trustees are open to the public.

Agendas & Minutes

To view agendas visit Granicus. To request agendas or minutes visit Laserfiche WebLink, or fill out the Public Records Request.

Overview

Library

Founded by volunteers in 1963, the Eagle Public Library has been a city department since 1974. In February 1999, a new 16,700-square-foot library building was dedicated at 100 N Stierman Way. Currently, the Library offers city residents over 80,000 books and audio-visual items and 185 magazine titles. Because Eagle Library is a member of the regional LYNX! Consortium, city residents also have free access to the collections at Boise Public Library and to those of eight other libraries in southern Idaho.

The Library is open 7 days a week, 65 hours per week, and has weekly programs for children of all ages and a variety of year-round programs for adults and teens. The Library’s “HouseCalls” program delivers materials to homebound patrons. The community room in the Library may be booked for non-commercial uses. There are many opportunities for volunteering at the Library or for working with the Friends of the Library. For more details, visit the Eagle Public Library or telephone 208-939-6814.

Board of Trustees

The Eagle Public Library Board of Trustees:

• Creates policy
• Hires, supervises, and works as a team with a director
• Makes sure that their communities are well represented and informed about the library
• Sets and oversees an operating budget

Members

• Kirsten Lewis 
• Candice Hopkins 
• Kelsey Taylor
• Christina Brackney
• Brian Almon