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Library board begins drafting remote-participation bylaw to authorize hybrid attendance

August 31, 2026 | Stoddard, Cheshire County, New Hampshire


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Library board begins drafting remote-participation bylaw to authorize hybrid attendance
The board began work on adding formal remote-participation language to the library bylaws under the existing 'Meetings' section, aiming to pre-authorize hybrid meetings and permit remote attendance for reasons such as health, weather, transportation issues, or being out of the area. The intent is to avoid requiring members to state and document the specific reason each time they participate remotely.

There was general agreement to proceed with drafting the language; the assigned action is to locate the bylaws document and the 'Meetings' section and incorporate the new remote-participation provision. The board also noted that current practice already accommodates remote participation in specific circumstances and intends to codify that practice into a standing policy.

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