Vermont § 21 - Policy and purpose—Article I Because the desire for the services provided by libraries transcends governmental

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§ 21. Policy and purpose—Article I Because the desire for the services provided by libraries transcends governmental

  • boundaries and can most effectively be satisfied by giving such services to communities
    and people regardless of jurisdictional lines, it is the policy of the states party
    to this compact to cooperate and share their responsibilities; to authorize cooperation
    and sharing with respect to those types of library facilities and services that can
    be more economically or efficiently developed and maintained on a cooperative basis,
    and to authorize cooperation and sharing among localities, states and others in providing
    joint or cooperative library services in areas where the distribution of population
    or of existing and potential library resources make the provision of library service
    on an interstate basis the most effective way of providing adequate and efficient
    service. (Added 1963, No. 119, § 2, eff

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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