Loomis Library Board Meets October 26: Hours, Public Participation and Where to Find Town Council Records

LOOMIS, Placer County — October 25, 2026. The Town of Loomis has listed a Library Board meeting for Monday, October 26, 2026 on its official municipal website. The Loomis Library and Community Learning Center says its board generally meets on the fourth Monday of each month, from 6 to 7 p.m., in the library’s Jessie Helms Community Room. Before attending, check the meeting-specific notice for changes or cancellations.

What does the local library offer?

Loomis describes its library as a free municipal library and community learning center within walking distance of historic downtown. It provides access to books, information and educational activities, and runs community enrichment programs. The Town Library Board’s public meetings allow residents to follow library governance; a meeting notice does not imply that any particular program, budget or proposal has been approved.

Current library hours and contacts

The library posts public hours of Tuesday, 1–7 p.m.; Wednesday through Saturday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. It lists Sunday and Monday as closed for normal public-library service. A Monday-evening board meeting is different from regular library opening hours, so residents should confirm access arrangements before traveling. The library’s main telephone is (916) 824-2905 and its public email is library@loomis.ca.gov.

Where to follow town government

The Town’s official Town Council meetings archive lists an October 13, 2026 Council meeting and links to agendas and other documents. Loomis also maintains pages for its Planning Commission and other civic bodies. The municipal homepage lists an October 27 Planning Commission meeting, but residents should check the current specific agenda before treating that entry as an active meeting. A proposed ordinance or staff report is not evidence that the Council adopted it.

Loomis Town Council meetings are generally held at the Historic Loomis Train Depot, 5775 Horseshoe Bar Road, rather than automatically at the library. The October 13 notice included in-person and remote participation instructions; meeting links, access codes and comment procedures may change from one session to another. Use the agenda associated with the meeting date instead of reusing old login credentials.

Why local records matter

Residents following library operations, proposed development, town services or neighborhood projects can check the public agendas, corresponding staff materials and approved minutes. Advance agendas explain what is proposed; verified reports of Council decisions should be based on actual action records. Loomis News welcomes primary documents and corrections from residents.

Official sources reviewed October 25, 2026: Town of Loomis homepage and upcoming public meetings, Loomis Library and Community Learning Center — About and Library Board, Town Council Meeting Archive. The October 26 meeting is an advance calendar listing, not a report of completed proceedings.

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