NEW | Hill has been appointed Indy PL's new CEO, after almost 5 months of controversy, emotional board meetings and protests at the library. Hill, who has been acting CEO since December 2020, says his first step as CEO 'begins with healing.'
Hill has been acting as CEO since December 2022, in addition to Chief Public Services Officer, a position he's held since August 2021.
Hill has worked for the Indy PL since 2011, as a clerk at the Warren Branch. He went on to work as an adult reference librarian at Central Library, manager of the Decatur Branch, manager of the Lawrence Branch, area resource manager of Indy PL's east region, Chief Public services Officer and Acting CEO.
The board was faced with finding another qualified candidate for the CEO position but still neglected to select Hayes, leaving many people dissatisfied.
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