The Woodstock Public Library received about 400 responses to their online public input survey
WOODSTOCK - The Woodstock Public Library has officially wrapped up their public consultation meetings and their online public input survey.
CEO Bruce Gorman tells Heart FM the online survey alone received about 400 responses.
"To get 400 responses to our online survey is fabulous! That will provide really rich information for us and it also certainly speaks to how much people love their library in our community."
Gorman says all of the information they collected will help the library form a five year strategic plan.
"Myself and a consultant will be looking at the trends and coming up with priorities and then it's really up to our board to determine the strategic priorities they want to move this library forward with."
Gorman expects to look over lots of comments regarding the library's activity space and their book collection.

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