School media specialists and public librarians work to provide a variety of materials to members of our community. Both also teach, formally or informally, provide assistance, and run reading programs. Their work helps enable community members to become effective users of ideas and information.

The creation of the library district will bring full library access to some 40,000 people who live within the Salem-Keizer School District boundaries (excluding the City of Keizer) but fall outside of the City of Salem tax-supported library area.

In homes where parents and older family members read, children are more likely to become skilled readers. The library district will provide equal library access to both parents and children, and will make sure that students and their families have full year-round access to library services.

VOTE YES FOR THE SALEM PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT!

K. Elizabeth Beazizo

Carolyn Curtis

Scott M. Dutkiewicz

Sarah Gander

Betty J. Gobbel

Daletta Gonzales

Lisa Hardey

Jean Hartline

Angela Hatfield

Betty Hilton

Janice Jones

Courtney LeDoux

Carrie Litchfield

Pateresa Mack

K. Christine Mueller

DeAnn Orand

Diane S. Ostergaard

Karl Paulson

Cassandra S. Porter

Diane Rombach

Liz Schillinger

Julie Staten

Debbie Stiers

Deborah C. Straw

Julie Thomas

Renee VanHuss

Kaye Vinson

Kimberly Ward

Nancy Woodward

Tina Ziebart

(This information provided by Deborah C. Straw)