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The commission backed a sustainability-themed craft event with the Hoffman Estates Branch Library, favoring a Saturday drop-in format on June 27 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Members also discussed about $130,000 in remaining Green Aggregation Civic Contribution funds, which could support sustainability staffing, a grant program, or other initiatives.
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The commission supported moving ahead with a summer library program focused on a bottle upcycling craft and a drop-in format for up to about 30 participants. Members said the Library needs final details by April 1 so the event can be included in its newsletter and promotions. The commission also reviewed roughly $130,000 in remaining Green Aggregation funds and discussed possible uses such as staff support, grants, or consulting help for sustainability work.
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