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USDA grants $25,000 to library for improved tech services

Staff ReportsBy Staff ReportsJune 30, 20141 Views
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From left, Satilla Regional Library Director Mark Cole, State Director for USDA Rural Development Quinton Robinson, and Congressman John Barrow commemorate the receipt of a $25,000 grant from the USDA to the library system Monday, June 30, at the Douglas-Coffee County Public Library.
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The Satilla Regional Library Board welcomed Congressman John Barrow and representatives from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to Douglas Monday, June 30, to commemorate the recent receipt of a $25,000 grant from the USDA to the library system.

The USDA Community Facilities Grant will be utilized to improve tech services and Wi-Fi access at the Douglas-Coffee County Public Library. More specifically, funds will go towards installing infrastructure to boost public wireless access, purchase a wireless projector system, and replace the computers used to provide library services. Additional computers will be purchased for teaching computer skills classes, and gaps in the library’s public book collection will also be addressed.

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