**Newmarket Public Library Board** is a Canadian nonprofit organization overseeing the operations of Newmarket Public Library in Ontario. Governed by the Public Libraries Act (1990), the board is appointed by the Town of Newmarket Council and is responsible for prudent oversight of the library's affairs[1][3].

## Governance  
The board comprises seven members: four community representatives and three town councillors, ensuring a mix of municipal and public perspectives[1]. Key members include Darryl Gray (Chair), Councillor Kelly Broome (Vice-Chair), and CEO Tracy Munusami, who began her term in August 2021 following Todd Kyle's departure[1][2].

## Responsibilities  
As the legal governing body, the board directs policy, manages budgets, and ensures compliance with provincial library standards[3]. Monthly public meetings are typically held on the third Wednesday of each month (excluding July and August) to discuss library operations and strategic initiatives[1].

## Associated Facilities  
The board oversees the Newmarket Public Library, which provides access to local history archives, genealogy resources, and digital collections such as *The Era* newspaper archives (1852–1979)[4]. The library coordinates with the Town of Newmarket Archives for historical records preservation[5].