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Support Libraries & Museums

To: Sen. Risch, Pres. Trump, Sen. Crapo, Rep. Simpson

From: A constituent in Garden City, ID

March 19

The proposed elimination of the Institute of Museum and Library Services poses a significant threat to the valuable cultural and educational resources that libraries and museums provide to communities across Idaho. These institutions play a vital role in promoting literacy, preserving local history, and offering educational opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds. The Institute of Museum and Library Services provides essential funding and support to libraries and museums in Idaho, enabling them to maintain their collections, offer educational programs, and serve as community hubs. Cutting this support would place an undue burden on local governments and institutions, potentially leading to reduced services, limited access to resources, and loss of irreplaceable cultural artifacts and historical materials. It is crucial to protect and strengthen these invaluable community assets rather than diminishing their capacity to serve the people of Idaho. Libraries and museums are not just repositories of knowledge; they are pillars of our society, fostering education, promoting intellectual curiosity, and preserving our shared heritage for future generations. We urge you to reconsider the proposed elimination of the Institute of Museum and Library Services and to prioritize the continued funding and support for these essential institutions. Our libraries and museums are not just buildings; they are gateways to knowledge, culture, and personal growth, and they deserve our unwavering commitment to their preservation and success.

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