City denies Trail library debt relief

Trail Council denying a debt cancellation request from the Library is an indication the board needs to operate within their means.

This from city CAO David Perehudoff as Council voted against wiping out over $17,000 the library owes from 2014.

Perehudoff says they expect the library to operate financially as the City does.

The City grants a budget to the library each year with the hopes they can operate within those financial restrictions.

However the library has amassed a debt of almost $139,000.

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