New Hampshire § 202-A:13 Discretionary Powers

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 202-A:13 — Discretionary Powers

New Hampshire § 202-A:13

Title XVILIBRARIES

Ch. 202-APUBLIC LIBRARIES

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 202-A:13 (2026).

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The library trustees shall also have the following powers:

I.To authorize the payment from library funds for the necessary expenses of library staff members attending library courses and meetings for professional advancement;

II.To extend the privileges and use of the library to nonresidents upon such terms and conditions as they may prescribe;

III.To deposit library funds for the purchase of books and related materials with the state treasurer to secure economies through pooling of purchasing with the state library. Such funds so deposited shall be held by the state treasurer in a separate account to be paid out upon orders of the state library. The state library shall have no control over the selection of items to be purchased by public libraries.

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The library trustees shall also have the following powers:
I. To authorize the payment from library funds for the necessary expenses of library staff members attending library courses and meetings for professional advancement;
II. To extend the privileges and use of the library to nonresidents upon such terms and conditions as they may prescribe;
III. To deposit library funds for the purchase of books and related materials with the state treasurer to secure economies through pooling of purchasing with the state library. Such funds so deposited shall be held by the state treasurer in a separate account to be paid out upon orders of the state library. The state library shall have no control over the selection of items to be purchased by public libraries.