Fennville District Library is a rural library in west Michigan. Ranked as a Class IV library by the Library of Michigan, it serves a population of 14,496 people. The library is located in Allegan County, in the city of Fennville, which it serves alongside Casco Township, Clyde Township, Ganges Township, Lee Township (by contract), and the portion of Manlius township south of the Kalamazoo River (by contract). The library is seeking a new team member in the position of Library Assistant I - Evening/Weekends. A full description of the position can be found attached to this email. Thank you for your time, Abi Avery Assistant Library Director Fennville District Library (269) 561-5050 aavery@fennvillelibrary.org My work day may look different from yours! Please do not feel any pressure to respond outside of your own work day. The Fennville District Library is located on the ancestral lands of the Odawa<https://native-land.ca/maps/territories/odawa/>, Peoria<https://peoriatribe.com/>, and Potawatomi<https://native-land.ca/maps/territories/bodwewadmi-potawatomi/> peoples. You can begin learning about these tribes through the links provided.