Carnegie Library to request voters OK new tax. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 1/22/2011)
Excerpt: In all, the library system Friday announced six funding initiatives, together designed to generate as much as $7 million annually. Besides working for a property-tax referendum, the system will increase overall advocacy efforts, seek annual funding increases from the Regional Asset District, build corporate contributions, work with state and local governments to develop new incentives for library contributions, and attempt to build an endowment.
Related articles:
Drumming up solutions. (8/26/2010)
Budget woes continue. (8/25/2010)
Ravenstahl calls Carnegie Library's finances into question. (5/28/2010)
City council approves $640,000 grant for library. (5/26/2010)
City council vote may save branches. (12/1/2009)
Pittsburgh's declining population major factor in library funding crisis. (11/8/2009)
Changes anger community. (10/31/2009)
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