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Home My WebLink About10-27-2016 Library Board of Trusteeslowle IOWA CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY 123 S. Linn St, - Iowa City, IA 52240 W..f, ]�w Cea9.,-'ti llva'A'S7°0•�� S1�'j�'� -1'�YN YG+�'Q BOARD OF TRUSTEES AGENDA 5:00 pm - 2"a floor Board Boom October 27, 20X6 Jay Semel, President Diane Baker John Beasley Janet Freeman, Secretary Adam Ingersoll Thomas Martin Robin Paetzold Meredith Rich -Chappell Monique Washington. Vice -President 1. Call Meeting to Order. 2. Public Discussion. 3. Approval of Minutes. A. Approve Regular Minutes of Library Board of Trustees September 22, 2016 meeting. 4. Items for Discussion/Action. A. Bookmobile Update. Commennt: An update on the bookmobile will be provided. B. FY18 Budget Process. Commn : Budget request has been sent to the City. C. Polity Review: #815: Internet Use. Comment: This is a regularly scheduled policy review. S. Staff Reports. A. Director's Report, S- Departmental Reports: Children's ServiCeSr Collection Services, IT. C. Development Office Report. D- Spotlight on the Collection- E. Miscellaneous. 6. President's Report. i. Announcements from Members. S. Committee Reports. 9. Communications. A. Letter from Joan Nashelsky, University of Iowa Center for Human Rights. B. Email from Eleanor Dilkes to Kellsie Pepponi, 10. Quarterly Financial Reports. A. First quarter Receipts and Expenditures. 11. Quarterly Use Reports. A. First quarter Output Measures, Circulation by Area and Agency, Circulation by Type and Format. 12. Disbursements. A. Review MasterCard Expenditures for September, 2016. B. Approve Disbursements for September, 2016. 13. Set Agenda Order for November Meeting. 14. Adjournment. 10fti � kw, Iowa City Public Library Meeting Agendas and Other Significant Events OCTOBER 27, 2016 NOVEMBER 17, 2016 DEC -EMBER 15, 2016 Budget Discussion Policy Review: Policy Review: 601: Collection Development 801: Circulation of Illaterials Policy Review: 802: Confidentiality 815, Womet Use Departmental Reports: AS, CAS Deparlmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT Review 1u Quarter Goalsl$tatistics Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT OTHER:10113.14: ILAAnnual Conference, Dubuque OTHER:1219: InservieeDa JANUARY 26, 2017 FEES UARY 23, 2017 MARCH 23, 2017 Review 24 quarter GoaWStalisks Appoint Nominating Committee Appoint Committee to Evaluate Director E month Strategic Planning Update Set Hours for Next Fiscal Year Pofioy Review; 702: Library Programs Policy Review: Policy Review 703: Cable TV Programming 705, Naming & Recognition 812: Hours of Service Departmental Reports: AS, CAS Departmental Re oris: CH GLS, IT Departmental Re oils: A5 CAS APRIL 27, 2017 MAY 25, 2017 JUNE 22, 2017 Meet as Members of Friends Foundation Elestian of Officers Director Evalualfon Review 3b Quarter GoalsiGlatistics Departmental Reports: AS, CAS Develop Ideas for Board Annual Report Policy Review: Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT 501: Statemerrf of Authority 502: Personnel 503: AdmiaXonfidendal Benefits President Appoints to Foundation Board Depadmental Re its- CH, CLS, IT JULY 27, 2017 AUGUST 24, 2017 SEPTEMBER 28, 2017 Review Board Annual Report Review Annual Staff Report Budget Discussion Adopt NOBU Budget Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT Departmental Reports: AS, GAS Strategic Planning Update Departmental Reports: AS, CA5 I OTHER: Annual Board Dinner +aaole nwee Agenda Item 3A-1 Z' W4 I OWA CITY 4�0 PUBLIC LIBRARY 123 S. Linn St. • Iowa City, IA 52240 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Minutes of the Regular Meeting September 22, 2016 DRAFT Members Present: Diane Baker, Janet Freeman, Thomas Martin, Meredith Rich -Chappell, Jay 5emel, Monique Washington [in at 5:03 pm.]. Members Absent. John Beasley, Adam Ingersoll, Robin Paetzold. Staff Present: Maeve Clark, Susan Craig, Kara Logsden, Anne Mangano, Patty McCarthy, Elyse Miller, Brent Palmer, Angela Pilkington. Guests Present: None. Cali Meeting to Order. President 5emel called the meeting to order at 5:01 p.m. Public Discussion. None. Approval of Minutes. The minutes of the August 25, 2016 Library Board of Trustees meeting were reviewed. A motion to approve the Minutes was made by Freeman and seconded by Rich -Chappell- Motion carried 510, Approval of Minutes of Special Meeting. The minutes of the September 7, 2015 Special Meeting of the Library Board of Trustees were reviewed. A motion to approve the minutes was made by Baker and seconded by Martin. Motion carried 510. Unfinished Business. Bookmobile Update. The City has issued the purchase order and construction has begun. There was a meeting with staff last week to talk about scheduling for the bookmobile. We hope to have the vehicle on 4117_ three choices for the bookmobile's exterior design will be brought to the October Board meeting. Bookmobile consulting contract. Craig believes the money for the consultant would be well spent. He will travel to the manufacturing site for inspect to make sure everything meets our RFP specifications. Martin asked if there is any liability on the part of the consultant. Logsden said a certain amount of money is held back during the process for any outstanding issues. The consultant would step in if there are any issues between ICPL and the vendor. Craig believes our consultant is professional and knows what he is doing. His qualifications and performance are good. Martin asked about the extra money Agenda Item 3A-2 mentioned in the proposal. Logsden said this is inciuded in case the consultant has to travel to Colorado a second time. A motion to approve the consulting contract was made by Martin, seconded by Freeman. Motion carried 6/0. New Business. FY18 Budget Request. Craig worked with staff to use the City's projected numbers in all areas except for personnel, which are not available yet, however, Craig added additional funding for temporary staff for a full year of the new hourly pay plan that goes into effect January, 2017. Craig adjusted some of the figures provided by the City, for example, gas and electric costs. There is $99,000 in capital expenditures in the operating budget, spread out over building improvements, IT expenses and furniture for the work we hope to do in the Children's Room and Computer Lab. Craig asked the architect of our building for a ballpark figure to re -carpet the building, resulting in a significant project. Craig asked for $200,000 for three years to replace the worst carpeting in the building. More than 10 million people will have walked on the carpet by the time we start to re -carpet. Semel commented that we need to request what we need. Baker said that the building isn't new anymore and the City needs to know that maintenance will become ongoing. Martin added that this is an important City building that needs to be maintained. A motion to approve the budget request as submitted was made by Baker and seconded by Washington. Motion carried 6/0. ICN Service. Craig believes going forward with the suggested changes will create a more flexible space and the City Building Inspector previously said the capacity of the room could be doubled if there was no fixed furniture in the room. The fixed furniture will be removed to allow for more options to use the space. Urbandale and one other location are the only two other ICN locations left in public libraries in Iowa. Palmer will ask the City if it has any interest in keeping the ICN connection as it is reliable, but the room itself will no longer have the ICN equipment in it. The Board agreed to the discontinue offering ICN in the room beginning March 1, 2017. Staff Reports. Director's Report The person who sent the email about security cameras to the Board also sent an email to City Council members. The City Attorney will respond to her communication. Craig will meet with her next week. Craig believes the security cameras are an important safety feature at the library. The Iowa City Book Festival is coming up October 4 through 9. Craig encouraged Board members to attend any events that look interesting. ICPL is getting positive press from our special Saturday access hours for children with autism. Pilkington received requests from American Libraries Direct a phone tail from the Director of the Charlotte -Mecklenburg library in North Carolina, the American Library Association for an interview for an upcoming book, from Library Journal to do an article, and from Web Junction, an OCLC online education service, 62 people and two dogs attended the program. North Libeity will participate in this programming every other month with us. Departmental Reports: Adult Services. Next Tuesday is the last event at ICPL in conjunction with the Shakespeare Folio exhibit, Hamlet's Dreams, a book discussion about the copy of the Alexander edition of the Complete Works of Shakespeare that was secretly circulated, annotated, and signed by a group of political prisoners at Robben Island in the 1970s. Tonight, the library is showing looking for Richard, with Al Pacinc. Three Cyclo-cross world Cup informational events will take place at ICPL. The founder of Jingle Cyclo-cross spoke at ICPL on Tuesday night. Ul Professor Steve McGuire discussed fabrication and bike design last 2 Agenda Item 3A-3 week. Programs were taped so if you were unable to attend, you wilt still be able to see them. The route is on the Johnson County Fairgrounds, Craig said in response to a question by Semel. Baker said the Cyclo-cross is fabulous. Community & Access Services. No comments. Business Ciffice. No comments. Facilities Services. No comments. Development Office. McCarthy talked about the Giving Guide, published by the Corridor Business Journal. Spotlight on the Collection. No comments. Miscellaneous. Craig encouraged members to go to a Lunch and Learn. President's Report. No report. Announcements from Members. Martin said Rock and Read has 54 registered readers, up significantly from last year after some good publicity. Committee Reports. Foundation Members. The first meeting was held and members are getting to know each other. The FY2p17 Memorandum of Understanding between the Friends Foundation Board of Directors and the Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees was approved and is included in the packet. Semel signed on behalf of the Library Board of Trustees. Communications. Finail from Kelisie Pepponi. Disbursements. The MasterCard expenditures for August, 2016 were reviewed. A motion to approve the disbursements for August, 2016 was made by Martin and seconded by Washington. Motion carried 4510. Set Agenda Order for October Meeting. Internet Use policy. 1st quarter statisti[s. Bookmobile update. Adjournment. A motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Rich -Chappell and seconded by Freeman. Motion carried 6/0, President 5emel closed the meeting at 5-48 p.m, Respectfully submitted, Elyse Miller Agenda Item 4C4 815 Internet Use Policy A proposal to revise and update an existing policy. Proposal: Recommend changes to update the policy. Issu es: This is the regular three-year review of the Internet Use Policy. The State Library of Iowa requires all public libraries to review and update their Internet Use Policy in order to maintain accreditation. When the first Internet policy was written in 1995, the Internet was a tool staff and the public used to help them find information, communicate with others, and for entertainment purposes. In the interceding 21 years, the Internet has become integral to every public library in the United States and often a necessity for our users, especially for those without access at home. As President Obama stated last year, "Today, high-speed broadband is not a luxury. it's a necessity." He was arguing that it should be a public utility. The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia also agrees. In June, they ruled that high-speed internet service can be defined as a public utility. From the New York Times: "Over the past two decades, this content has transformed nearly every aspect of our lives, from profound actions like choosing a leader, building a career, and falling in love to more quotidian ones like hailing a cab and watching a movie," wrote David Tatel and Sri 5rinivasan, the judges who wrote the opinion. The Internet Use Policy outlines how and where the public makes use of the Internet. The Library has: • 100 hard -wired Ethernet ports throughout the building + 40 public Internet stations on the second floor • 5 public Internet stations in the Teen Center • 4 tablets in the Teen Center 10tyireless-accessible laptop computers in the Teen Center ■ 6 public Internet stations in the Children's Room 10 tablets in the Children's Room • 1 interactive touch table in the Children's Room 2 Internet express stations on the second floor • 1 Internet express station on the first floor ■ 10circulatinglaptops Wireless Internet access is available throughout the library. The library added circulating laptops in fiscal year 2016; they have Internet connectivity but the patron is responsible for accessing the Internet. We will add circulating mobile Internet hotspots during fiscal year 2017. Mobile hotspots are portable devices that provide wireless Internet access on many devices (a laptop, smartphone, MP3 player, tablet, portable gaming device, etc,). The mobile Internet hotspots will allow the public to access the Internet. We will require library hotspot users adhere to the IibraryIs Internet policy. The Iowa City Public Library does not filter Internet content, per 815.3. This means that at times images some users may find objectionable may be displayed on a monitor. While this is an infrequent occurrence, Library staff investigate complaints if the public or staff report it. Any instance of child Agenda Item 4C-2 pornography is immediately reported to the police. Other instances are handled on a case -by -case basis. Users maybe asked to switch Internet sites or log off a computer for the day if the site they are using disturbs ethers, or if children in the vicinity may be exposed to sites featuring pornography. Refusing to comply will result in the loss of Internet privileges. Staff Recommendations: 815.1: Staff recommend rewriting the statement to emphasize the central role the Internet now plays In a public library. 815.2 Staff recommend moving the statement about time limits to 815.4. Staff recommend adding tablets and the interactive Internet touch table to 815.2 and dropping the Internet Express station for that section. 815.3 Staff recommend adding a statement about the circulating Internet hotspots and that users will follow the Internet policy. 815.4 Staff recommend moving the statement about time limits to its own section From 815.2. Action Required: Review and adopt as amended. Prepared by: Maeve Clark, Adult Services Coordinator Committee members: Adult Services: Maeve Clark, Teen Services Brian Visser Children's Services: Angie Pilkington, Morgan Reeves; Community and Access Services: Kara togsden; IT Services: Brent Palmer. Iowa City Public Library Agenda Item 4C-3 815 Internet use Policy [See also Library Board policies Confidentiality (802), Conduct in the Library (809), Theft, Defacement or Alteration of Library Materials and Resources (8111, and Library Copyright (814).) 815.1 aet+viNes, Internet access is a necessity of modern life. It is critical to accessing information, participating in work and educational opportunities, maintaining social relationships, and sharing in cultural and leisure activities. The Iowa City Public Library is committed to offering fast, reliable Internet to its patrons. 815.2 Public Internet access is provided at designated computer work stations and through wireless and wired network connections available in the building_ Internet accessible work stations and tablets. , are reserved for children sixth grade and below in the Children's Department. Internet stations, tablets and wireless -accessible laptop computers are for use by junior and senior high school students in the Teen Center. 815.3 Internet accessthrough library provided mobile Internet hotspots conforms to the Internet policy. 815.4 Time limits are placed on library equipment in orderto provide accessto as many users as possible. 815A 5 The Library does not fiiter Internet content. Staff may, however, limit images displayed on screens in order to ensure the secure and comfortable environment of the Library. 815.A 5 The Library is not responsible for enforcing any restrictions which a parent or guardian may place on a minor's use of this resource_ 815.E 7 Use of the Library's Internet connection rn an illegal, disruptive or destructive manner may result in the loss of Internet or library privileges. Adopted: 12/28/95 Adopted: 10/23/97 Adopted: 4/22/99 Adopted: 4/25/02 Adopted: 4/29/05 Adopted: 3/27/08 Adopted: 12J16/10 Revised: 12/19/13 Revised: 10/27/16 Agenda Item 5A•1 Iowa Library Association 2017 Legislative Agenda Iowans love our libraries! 66% of Iowans have library cards and they check out more than 27 million pieces/year State reimbursement for interlibrary loans allows libraries to share more than 84,000 library items each year Over 49,000 lows.. visit libraries every day Libraries provide vital public services not available from any other source. In libraries across the state Iowans can acorns the Internet, find early childhood educational programs and homework help, and take advantage of resources forjob searches, career development, and personal enrichment. In 2017 ILA looks forward to working with the Govern❑ , the State Legislature and state agencies to support high quality library service across the Iowa. To accomplish that goal the Iowa Library Association supports: • FF kll fending for the State Library of law.&: Every dollar invested in the State Library helps fulfill the library's mission to partner with public libraries to improve service for all. • In ceased &mdiegfor Enrich lows: This statewide program of direct state aid for Iowa public libraries helps them modernize infrastructure, update technology and provide innovative services. State assistance also ensures that Iowans can use their local library card to check out materials at participating libraries across lo■va. Furthermore, state support for interlibrary loans give Iowans equal access to library resources by promoting resource sharing among all types of libraries. Continued finaaeW support for state-wide career and worlkforce related databases, These interactive online. learning platforms featuring over 770 practice tests, tutorials, and ellooks related to job search and workplace skills improvement, career certification and licensing exam preparation, college entrance and graduate school admissions exam preparation, GED exam preparation, and basic skills improvement in reading, writing, and math, for all ages. Recognition of teacher librarians as school instructional staff: Directing the Department of Education to designate teacher librarians as instructional staff who provide student learning in school libraries, classrooms, learning commons, makerspaces, labs, and virtual learning spaces. Teacher librarians play a critical role within the educational tram in each Iowa school district and work closely with their public library, academic library, and special library colleagues to provide lifelong information literacy and to strengthen Iowa communities. Preserving Iowa's tradition of hometown governance for public libraries: ILA knows that autonomous, locally selected public library boards of trustees are fundamental to successful management and community support for local public libraries. Support funding to preserve Iowa's historical documents and records: We have a duty to future Iowans to use best practices to prescrvc, protect, and publicize our unique historical materials. ILA members come from every county in the state and represent Iowa's invaluable system of 1500 public, schod, academic and special libraries. As the organized voice of the Iowa library community the Iowa Library Association has worked for more than 100 years to provide Iowa with the best possible library service. `The association will continue to monitor and address legislative issues of importance to the Iowa Library community. Calendar Of Events Ocwbcr 12-14 MA Annual Conference —Dubuque 9-15 Teen 3cad Week 16-22 National Friends of Libraries Week 17 ILA Executive Board Dections Open 28 ILA Executive Board Elections Close November Picture Book Month 4 Annual Planning Meeting 10 Article Deadline for December Catalyst 18 ILA Foundation Board Meetng 24.25 ILA Office Closed December 2 Executive Board Meeting 26-30 ILA Ofiiec Closed September/October 2036 Catalyst - 5 Agenda Item 5B-1 Children's Services Report Prepared for the Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees, October 2016 meeting By Angie Pilkington, Children's Services Coordinator Fall is shaping up to be a busy time for us in the Children's Room[ Storytimes have changed overty subjects like leaves, apples, and monsters. The kids are looking forward to the Halloween Dance Party and Tweens are learning how to face paint like a pro. On a recent no -school day we hosted, Well Fed, Well Read, a half day program that featured a storytime, a musical guest, Hy-Vee dieticians, planting mini -gardens, upcycled crafts, and games. Admission waseither a gently used book or a canned good for us to donate to the Crisis Center of Johnson County. Fall also brings us a new intern from the University of Iowa's School of Library and Information Science graduate program. We welcomed Anne Wilmoth to the Children'sstaff for the school year. Anne brings with her experience working at the Shimek Elementary School library. She is enthusiastic about services to children and the role of the library in communities. She lives in Iowa City with her husband and two kids who love coming to all of our library programs. I was excited to speak again at this year's Iowa Library Association's annual conference. The Children's Department was well represented, with not only myself speaking, but Karen Gordon and Morgan Reeves. I presented on a panel about the 2017 Summer Reading Program, Morgan spoke about services and programs to Tweens, and Karen spoke about the importance of womb literacyand reading to your baby at the library. I was able to sit in and listen to both Karen and Morgan at their sessions. Theyeach did an excellent job talking about their respective topics and represented iCPLverywell. I mentioned our successful Special Access Hour we hosted for the Iowa City Autism Community Group at the last board meeting. We are excited that the next one is coming up on November 12 and will once again be held before we open the building at 9:00 am. The entire building will be accessible for individuals of all ages with autism and their families. The North Liberty Community Library is taking turns with us and hosting on Friday nights every other month. 0ne of the best stories to came out of our first event was from one of the mam'swho initially approached me about having the event. During our first meeting, I said it was my hope the event would help children feel more comfortable with the room and our staff and that eventually we wouldn't even need to hold these events because children would feel good about coming into the library anytime. I was told this would probably never happen and the subject was dropped. A couple weeks after our first event, I was working at the Children's Desk and the mom came up and told me how wonderful and appreciative she and herfamiiy were of the event and that, in fact, her son was no longer afraid of being in the Children's Room. She was ecstatic they were at the library for nearly two hours and herchild was perfectly content and comfortable being in the library Well Fed, Well Read: Miss JamWs Farm Agenda Item 58.2 Collection Services Department Report Prepared for the October 27, 2016 meeting of the Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees Anne Mangano, Collection Services Coordinator New eBoo k and eAudlo Webs ite On Wednesday, Novem ber V° , we will launch a new OverDrive website to improve the patron's experience checking out and using eBooks and digital audiobooks. Staff have had access to the new website since Friday, October 71^ and it seems easy to navigate. A few of our favorite features include: 1. Availability of a title is easier to understand. on the current website, available titles had a bolded icon in the top -right hand corner of the cover while it was gray if it was already checked out. On the new site, a banner at the top of the cover says, "Available," "Wait List," or "Coming Soon." 2- Easier and faster borrowing while browsing. You can click on "Borrow" right under the cover and the books is checked out without a pop-up menu being generated. You can also add it to your wish list the same way. 3_ Easier returns. On your accounts page, there is an option to return a title and, if you've downloaded it to your device, there is a pop up window explaining how to return the title from your app. This is a question we receive from patrons a great deal. Harry Pptter and the Go-... UV J.K. N Mlnq W mooK 60RROW 4. Allows for more library curation. We are now able to highlight specific titles and create book lists on the OverDrive website, If you are interested in seeing the new site before the official launch, our current OverDrive site contains a link at the bottom of the browser to preview the site. Digital Johnson County Expanded to Digital Magazines on October 151, the Iowa City Public Library began offering digital magazines through iinio with Coralville and North Liberty as a consortium. Previously, Iowa City and Coralville had two separate collections with an overlap in many of the magazine title offerings. North Liberty partnered with Iowa City this past April. This means residents of Iowa City, Coralville, North Liberty, Hills, Lone Tree, University Heights, and rural Johnson County have access to the same digital magazine collection. As with OverDrive, Coralville and North Liberty residents need to use their home library card. This move is an expansion of our Digital Johnson County consortium. Digital Johnson County is a partnership between the public libraries of Coralville, Iowa City, and North Liberty that expands access to digital collections to area residents, reduces differences in library services, and provides more title choices to library users. It also saves each library money by reducing duplication of purchases. New digital magazines were also added to the collection this month, including Brides, Harpers, National Geographic Kids, Rolling Stone, Us Weekly, and The Week. Find these and our other great magazines at icul.orelzinio. Agenda Item 58-3 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY REPORT TO LIBRARY BOARD October, 2016 Brent Palmer, IT Coordinator New Event Manager Rollout For the first phase of the Virtual Branch project, we introduced a new version of the ICPL's online calendar. Internally, we call this Event Manager. We use Event Manager to schedule meeting rooms and display spaces as well as to publicize Library events happening here or outside the Library The new Event Manager has an updated interface that is easier to use and works better on mobile devices. We have received feedback and we still need to improve ways for patrons to find events. There are also a substantial list of other features and improvements for both staff and patrons we are working on. We changed the platform on which the calendar operates so it will be easier to add new features and make changes in the future. This will make it easier to integrate other parts of the Virtual Branch, including our new eSigns and the new mobile app we are working on. One of the key things we learned is that dramatically changing a much -used interface is difficult for staff and patrons, even if it is an improvement. As we move forward with the Virtual Branch development, we will "to implement changes more gradually to see if it helps with the transition. Circulating Hotspots We ordered ten new mobile Wi-Fi hotspots to add to the circulating collection. These were received as a donation from a nonprofit organization called MobileBeacon and its partnership with TechSoup. This donation helps with the initial purchase of the devices, making them significantly less expensive. MobileBea con runs on the Sprint network and ailaws a major cost savings on the monthly fee for the devices. It also allows for unlimited data throughout the month (an obvious need for libraries, but not readily available from your standard Verizon store). Other libraries report this kind of service has been very popular. We've heard from other facilities that, much like our circulating laptops, there is often a long holds list for these devices. The Library Channel The Library Channel's primary mission is to extend Library programs for children and adults to a wider audience and to inform the community about library services. Unfortunately, fewer patrons each year have access to The Library Channel via Mediacom. As much as possible, we have been increasing the amount of our programming which is available online_ We have a section of ourwebsite, video.icpl.org, dedicated to Library Channel programming. Much of our current Library Channel programming is available there, including the complete series Tell Me Your Story and One of a kind, plus Project Green, Irving Weber's Iowa City, and all of the local Spelling Bees. Sometimes limitations may prevent us from making an item available online. Some examples are copyright restrictions with music or books read aloud. in the case of our International writer's Program series, there are concerns about what an author may say on a panel here in the United States may affect his or her status in their home country. We have recently added a new series called lawn City People and ourfirst interview, with local radio OJ "Captain" Steve Bridges is available to watch now. There are many details around how circulation will work and these are being finalized. We will pair some of the hotspots with our circulating laptops. We are excited to begin offering this service. Agenda Item 5C-1 Development Office Report Prepared forthe Board of Trustees Iowa City Public Library by Patty McCarthy, Director of Development October 27, 2016 Shop for a Cause You're invited to the Book Gala on Sunday, November 13, 6:30.8 p.m. This special fundraising event is hosted by Pralrie Lights for guestsof the Library Friends Foundation who may shop for holidaygifts at the store- A portion of the night's sales are donated to the Friends Foundation. If you cannot be there, you may share your shopping list with me and a "secret shopper" will take care of it! Please email me at patty- mcca rt hy@icp Lorg. Your colorful invitation hapefully arrived in your mailbox last week. You are welcome to bring family and friends to the event and encourage them to shop tool There are many non-b❑okgift items available, especially in the children's area. And make it an evening out by enjoying a meal at Pullman Diner, next door to Prairie Lights, before or afterthe Book Gala. Pullman has agreed to offer a 10% discount to diners who mention the Book Gala. Thank you to prairie Lights and the Pullman Diner for being such generous library friends! Suscessfui Book Drive Thank you to the customers, staff, and community members who dropped off book donations forThe Book End at local MidWestone bank offices last month. The fantastic donated fiction, non-fiction, and children's books are responsible foran increase in sales at the Book End that are nearly double the usual weekly totals. And even though thousands of new items were donated through the book drive, customers are buyingthem so quickly that we probably will not be able to continue restocking the shelves through the end of the month —we'll be out of books before then. Thank you MidWestOne Bank for hosting the 11jh annual Book End Book Drive. Arts & Crafts Bazaar Nearly 200 handmade treasures have already been donated by their talented crafters for the December 3'd Arts & Crafts Bazaar. Thank you to everyone who is knitting, crocheting, painting, and creating other works of art to be sold to benefit the Library at the Bazaar. There's still time to start a project, and a special display of craft booksgreets patrons on the second floor as they exit the staircase or elevator. You can bring your donation to the Delp Desk with an ICPL Arts and Crafts Bazaar donation form any time before December 1, Friends Foundation Calendar Book Gala: Sunday, ]November 13, 6:2" pm, Prairie Lights Books, 15 South Dubuque St, Iowa City Friends Foundation Board Meeting: Wednesday, November 30, 2016, 4 p.m., ICPL- Arts & Crafts Bazaar/Book Sale: Saturday, December 3, 2016, 10 am-3 pm, ICPL Meeting Room A. Agenda Item 511-1 Historical Fiction with All the Thrills By Anne Mangano, Collection Services Coordinator at the Iowa City Public Library We are well into autumn and the days are getting shorter, the leaves are falling, and there is a crispness in the air. It is the perfect time to curl up with a good book. This fall, why not transport yourself to a different time and place with a historical thriller? The Iowa City Public Library has great new books that will keep you on the edge of your seat. If you want history with a dose of mystery than Matthew Cares "The Devils of Cardona" is your book. Judge Licenciado Bernardo Mendoza is sent to the Aragon region of Spain to investigate the murder of a Catholic priest. However, this is 1584, the Inquisition is in full swing, and the suspect, known only as the Redeemer, is a supposed Moor calling for the end of Catholic rule. This is a delicate situation for the King of Spain, as he doesn't want a revolt. When Mendoza arrives at the scene, he soon learns that this murder is much more personal than the historical and religious conflicts being exploited. So who isthis Redeemer, is he the murderer, and what does he really want? For more thrillers with political and religious bends, check out the "The Strangler Vine" by Miranda Carter and "The Midwife and the Assassin" by Samuel Thomas. In the mood for something more reminiscent of noir? In David C. Taylor's "Night Life," NYPD detective Michael Cassidy finds a Broadway dancer dead in his apartment with evidence of torture. Cassidy takes this death as a warning; he is investigating a chain of murders that greatly Interests the C.I.A. and not in a good way. This is the McCarthy era and Cassidy's family has Russian connections. How does he continue with his investigation without risking everything he has? For other historical detective fiction, look for Amy Stewart's "Lady Cop Makes Trouble" and "The Whispering City" by Sara Moliner. In "The Gilded Hour," Sara Donati takes us to 19th century New York City where Anna and Sophie Savard are working as physicians treatingthe poor of the tenement houses. While vaccinating a group of Italian immigrant children, she learns that a couple of young boys went missing on their way to an orphanage. On top of that, a number of women have turned up dead in the tenements. Do the vanished children have anythingta do with these murders? Does the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice play a role? Will Anna fall in love with the handsome Italian American detective? Check out "The Gilded Hour" to find out. Other new books worthy of your consideration are Paulette Jiles' "News of the World" and Emma Donoghue's "The Wander." So now that you have a good book, all you need is a cozy afghan and a hot cup of tea to brave these cooler nights. Find these and other great historical fiction novels at catalog.icpl.arg. Agenda Item 5I7-2 Meredith Hines-Dochterman, Public Relations Specialist at the Iowa City Public Library When people reach for a book, they re more apt to pickup a traditional print book than its digital counterpart, according to a Pew Research Center survey. The organization released data about Americans' reading habits last momh, with results showing that while a -book sales are on the rise, print books continue to be first choice among dedicated readers. I have an e-reader. I have a smartphone. I also have an Iowa city Public Library card and a numberof bookshelves in my house stuffed with paperback and hardcover books I tell myself I'll read someday. when it comes to reading, my habit is devouring the written word no matter its form. I love print books. I love digital books. When I upgraded my smartphone, I downloaded the Overdrive app from the Library and (finally) discovered the joy of audiobooks. Then, I downloaded the Zinio for Libraries app. I'll never impulsively purchase a magazine again. OK, thafs a lie, but I can honestly say I'll do it less often. Digital Johnson County offers 165 digital magazines to Library users living in Coralville, Hills, Iowa City, Lone Tree, North Liberty, University Heights or rural Johnson County. It's completely free; all you need to access it is a Library Card and password from your home library. Thanks to this service, I'm now digitally subscribed to the fallowing magazines: Better Homes and Gardens; The Writer; Family Circle; The Atlantic; Redbook; Vanity Fair; The Notion; Newsweek; Good housekeeping; Mental Floss; allrecipes; Running Times; The New Yorker, and Taste of Home. Do the math. If I purchased these titles every month, It'd cost me about $100. And, if personal history has taught me anything, I'd most Ilkely toss them In a basket as soon as I got home, where they'd become another thing to read someday. Nowthat I have the Zln-m for Libraries app, I can subscribe, for free, to any title that catches my interest. I can read the magazine at my leisure because it stays on my smart phone until I choose to delete it. I even receive a -malls notifying me when the newest issue is available. (You will have to check the notification button to get this service. It's at the bottom of the box that pops up when you first subscribe to a title. It's less annoying than those subscription cards that fail out of print publications.) Are you ready to try digital magazines? Getting started is easy. Visit wwwAwI-orpJzinio and pick a title. You'll be prompted to create a new account, which takes seconds. From there, you can read the magazine on your computer, or download the app to your a -reader and/orsmartphone and read it offline. I'm glad Americans are still reading print books. I hope that never changes. However, I'm also glad the Iowa City Public Library offers digital media options for users who prefer listening to audiobooks, devouring the latest bestseller on theyre-reader, or "flipping" through a digital magazine. its the best of both worlds. icirlS p18 Autism Acoeeaibte Srowsi ng; a Comm unily Effort at the tows City Rd is Library Agenda Itern SE-1 K WebJunction' The learning place fur libraries - Autism Accessible Browsing: a Community Effort at the Iowa City Public Library Aine elgna , Angels Pllkingmnand Jaesle Wtharyl1ra7 October Yete (01 0 1E ire a simple enough story two parents saw a need at their library, took initiative and worked with library staff to hold a program. On second glance, though, (here la a lot libraries Gan team from the experience of this group of three --spanning idantifying unseen needs, Involving expertise from outside the library, and community building to make the library accessible to more people, Read on to find oul how Jessie Wdherall and Dina &share, co-founders of the Iowa City Autism Untmunity (ICAO) and each the mother of a ehW with atrtlsm, learned up viO Angela R7ldngton, the Chlldrer'% Services Coordinator at the tows City Publlc Library (IM). to affect change in their community, end howyou might conelder this type of program and collaboration for your Crary. Jessie Whh ere 11, parent: The ICAC Is a group comprisad of autistic adurls, parents of children on tha autism spectrum as wall as general community members who are Interested In local autism advocacy. Our group is a little different than many other autism groups in that we include actually autlsEc people In whatever we do. We ask people in our group what they feel cur community needs regarding advocacy and accornmodation and then *at on those suggastlons from there. Din a Bahama parent: One of our goals, m to work for a community which Is more accommodating a nd acceprrng of autistic people. Flguring cut how to best aocommodate autistic folks can sometimes seem challenging. Wa krww that people In whooldrahs need ra mps and alevators and wide doorways and automatic doors In order to access buildings- Many (but not all) autlstic peopla struggle with crowds, noise, lights and other sensory s8muli. These struggles may be invisible and they vary from person to person, but they are significant, and they do, indeed, limit access to public places like grocery stores, restaurants, parks and libraries - My 8-year--old avWlic Ban went an enfire year w0oul WmUng the Wary because the thought otalf the chddren, rho noise and the unpfadiclsbOy was simply too overwhelming for hkm„ - , So fna quasiAm we asked was, now can Ka croak oWwunples for Mastic peopla ib enjoy our Of",, and now on wa work KOh the Oraryro create a more accommodaring span? — Dine Shthera, eo-leundar Mwa Cdy Aulism Gommunrry Wetherell; The subject of our local library toms up a lot. Some autistic people were unable to handle the noise or bright lights of the library and would End the experiance tan overvM elming. The ICPL is a very busy and well - loved downtovm library, so really it wasn't necessarily that the building luself, wasn't accommodaling, it was Related Topics WCULQUIV R&Ws ahios a Callebaafion Resources For serving patrons on the a utism spec-Mm Weydunpion free course ftynglitirary Users on the Au[ism-&ectrum WeWundlan free webiner Serving the Undersarved• Children with Drsit i1@les a[ Your Library A wrile•up of the above webiner Welcoming Children sufth i)lsabililies at Your Libra v More rasourcas- Libraries a nd Autism Libraries and 6jjLV Customer Service Tips (pdf) Sensory Storydma related posts in ALSO aloe Tametine Autism Mtp-Jlwww-watyl�cem-orghiswslwsEJurrticNarfiyn-9ocessiye-browsirtgacyl.hhn 1 114 f ai gr2016 Fadlsm Accessib a Browsi ng: a Comm unity Effort at the Iowa City Pub! is library Agenda Item 5E-2 simply that th era were just too many people there at any given time. Many people or fami5es simply gave up trying to go there. My own family had stained to use the ibrsrya town aver simply because d was quieter, but i1 didn't have the same salectlon or quallty❑f resdurcas that our local ibrary had. It really was an equity Issue as for as we were eeneerned. Blahara: IAy E-year-PId autlstic son want an entira year withoul visiting the ibra rybecause the thought of all the children, tha noise and the unpredictahllity was simply too overwhelming for him. The Ilbrary can also he a dffkuh place for parents of children on the autism spectrum to he. Mosl parents have bean w the receiving end of disapproving oohs and unwicited parenting advice when their kids are acting In an unexpected way or are having a hard time under stressful conditions. So the question we trskod was, how can we create opporfunRies far aufisric people to enjoy our tihrary, and how can ure work m1h The library to Maio a mere accammodaNng Space? Some cursory reaearth revealed that aslde from occasional ^aansary storydmae during regular library hours. very tulle had been attempted anywhere In the country to accommodate autistic needs. Whorall: Dina had forwarded me an article about a Colorado Llbrary who had hosted an autism -accessible browsing hou r and we decided to propose a similar model for the ICPL. ,ang era PI lkington, El bralian: in a pentad woad everybody laves going to the Ilbrary�—a place where they don't foal Judged, a place where they fall welcomed. In reality, many do not get that feeling vklen they step into a Ilhrary. When you realize this or have it pointed out to you about your Ilbrary, It stings. When I frst received an emall from Dlna Blshaea and Jessle Wltharall, It did ating; net their wards, they didn't say one nagative ward aboutihe library. I was hurt that someone didn't want to come to my library. I pride myself In hcwwelcornkQ arpd inclusive my staff and I are in the Children's Department at ICPL, and to Fee" that some of our youngest community members did not like mm ing here, because of the ncisa, or the lights or because they felt they were being ]*ad. hurt- After a quick glance at the article from Public Libraries Online they sent by Katherine Wsadloy, who was then the children's cataloger at the Longmont Public Library in Colorado, and speaking to her. I knew this type of program would work at our library and we had to do it to take that sting away. But how? The foal step Wes to have a meeting with ICAO. one, Jasaie and I sal dawn one evening in the chlldran's department and talked about what vm could envision our event looking like. From the start. I knew I wanted them to handle the promotion language of any flyers or press releases that would go out to the community. The reasoning was simple, th ay know their community and they know the language that is best used. We also started to talk about what activities we would like to see happen in that special hour. 6lsham: We Were thrilled when they said yes, and got to work fig unng out the details. The ICPL offered to open their doors one hmr early on a Saturday mornhg in order to provide a ca Imer, quieter library expeftrin for autistic people and thalr family or caregivers. We arranged for two therapy dog teams to be on hand for children (and adudsl) to pal and hug and, sometimes, drape themselves over, The abrary arranged for a special storytimo with a stury-leller who has worked with audstic audiences before. They also agreed to dim the lights and allowed us to set up a resource table near the erdranoe. Pflkin gran: VOth just a few more emails between us, we just did t. We jumped rlghl In, not knowing If anyone would come or If we would have a huge group- In the and, 02 people showed up on a h1�J/www.wetjuhctionerg+newalwal:Jrnc�6crJarAsm-accesslhre6raysir�lcp-hbnl Zia 70019"M16 Autism Accssiblegrcwsing: a Community Effort at the Iowa City Publiclibrary Agenda Item 5E-3 bright, sunny Saturday morning. I had InWAd through the entire process with the staff in the children's department and then with the entire staff about three weeks prior to the Special Access hour, The staff that worked that moaning made everyMing go smoothly. I greeted everyone at the door, another Staff member was In the storytime ream with our performer, and Icon more at the children's. desk to answer quesdons, help with the campulers or to help And books, core also had staff at our c4mulat on desk to help out on the adull side and to issue taros. ICAC sat up a table with Information about autism and Ihelr group. Overdo, 11 was a fanlaslic roaming. Every face that came through the door had a smile- They knew we had dare this just far them. They were there among friends, doing things they love. 'Wv)umpad rlghf ;A, net knowing Panyone would oame dr If we woWhake a huge group. fA flee end, V people showed up on a brfghi, sunny Selurday mornktg_ . _ . Every lace that tame through fhe door had a sntNe. They knew vm had done this just for them. They were there among firiends, doing things they kva.'— Angela PiAAgton, the ChAdren�s Services Coordinator 4ykhenalli I balleve h was a great suocass. I personally know many of the famllim who coma and can honestly say that the group was much more cheerful, related and open to staying for a longer perlod of time than they othervdse would have bean. I think that, aspecialty far the children, it was a great way for them to open up and explore the library as thou own lamt;. In addition, we had several adutta and 19enager9 attend and we're hc,ping to they wli feel welcome and encouraged to come agalei for the nett event, which Wil be In Novamher. The North Llberty Commv nity Library, another local Utrary, has reached out to us and we CmIaborated with them to host an accessible browsing hour of their own. It 00 be open to not only people on the autism spectrum but also people who have similar condrlione eke AOH❑ or PD"QS that would make going to a busy library a challanga. There will be sensory tables, a therapy dog and a Iherapautic minlalure pony. Pitkingdon: My goal' for the day was to be inviting and to be ate library everyone deserves, This would he my advlee for any librarian wondering it this would work at their ihrary. For us, wa found another library 20 minutes from us to switch off monthly vhth. I would lave to have this &iamt avary month, and who knows? Maybe we wlgf we have received so much positive feedback from the community that I can sea tt happening in the new year, Reach out to your 7oCar outiem oammunity group. 1f you're not sure your community has a group, talk to the local schools and hospital, they will point you in the right directlon. ff you can't devote an hour before opening or after dosing, then maybe try having a special storythne hour or a special performer come in just for individuals on the spectrum. Have a program geared to aft first, then the same program for special access viewing the next tour. Helping someone rediscover, fell welcomed and love the It"ry as much as you Is worth the little effort that goes into bringing this event to your library] Blshan: Idosi Comm unitles have only just started soliciting the perspactivas of aulistle people and the parents of autislle people to learn how we can best accommodate their unique needs. 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Last spring Nina Blshara and Jessle Wdherdl, c*rpurders or the Ioaa City Tunis m Community VCAC}, approached ICPI, ehildren'a services Coordinator Peunpand brrwhng one mime IhmW6ogs at PCPUs Autism Acoanabb BrOraing H= pee e.x w.m r.n.oee.r..n Angela Plikingion about setting aside a time for kids On the wtlsm spectrum to use the tlbrmy. and she jumped at the chance- [CPUs lira[ Autism Accessible Bron,sing Hour rook pace on $epembar V. and was successful enough 1W ICPL will be cmtinlpnlg the Servlea. LOOKING FOR EXAMPLES Bishare and Witherell, mothers of sons with autlsm, were klaklrtg for ways to increase autism acceasibibity in the laws Oily Community. Both agreed that the library could be a good partner, "Fha greet thirty sbout our library is Iho it's very successful, very Well used, beloved by farrahes and childrsn: axptalnod Bisham• •but for my son, that meant crnwds. NaSe, unpredlctab irty, Nee elght- yeorbld son. Beryemin, hadn't sal hoof in the Wary for a year, she toW LJ, end WRh"'s firo-yeehold found it hard to tb"A ft Well. They had researched public trashy programs for children on tee autism spactnam or Kith Other sensory intggratian ls3ws, b0 had tuned Op attle Clhter than Sarrsay StanyNmeS—prOgmms GomVning sgwm and songs With props and tactile aclivitMs, held in a gOot, dlstactidn4rae space Moe klds can talk and mme amud, Many Ilbraries• including ICPL, also offered Sens my Stttrvlime Kits, v"ch included books, prop. music CDs, poppers, flannel boards, fidget toys, and infanmatlon on howlo use them. Bishare, however, envisionad library [Inks Just for kids Wiih sensory needs, similar to the taq hours the fovea City Children's Museum sets aside on the last Sunday every month. Finally they dlsc erad the Spacial Access Bri sing afler•hours program in Longmont Public Library, M. InSlWnd by tharr-chddren'S CoOmlloh cataloger Katherine Medley- Now diractor of Lyons R"Imsil Library, CO. Weadlay is the mother of two Odldren on the autism spectrum and a strong believer that chi Wren With sensory issues padltWarty need the Input and Conn oction ale library *bars. The program at L"rrart was part of a taiga iniliolive to serve autism s pwrtrrt famPles, vAth the assistance of a 2013-14 Unary Services end Tochnology Au (LST-A] grant- lsjafj:l�lr1 lglfu�ljr=rs1�11 J'�i11�f D r1lbi � J3� f" : lni E iron i seeks •ALAae: aoltsd, ■ DFOUrktxa el adnikmo sknit ■ Fh.p. as ■IfctIV. %n Siud,V' 5,1m l tr. a rJ RECENT 6 POPULAR R P Ub rgmmrnprd "vino Libraries Bong Access eo AIDS - Affected Ugan de Communities 134dwing history, Comics Creators in CanveMellon I Corr is Con 201a Picturing history. Conics Creators In Convereallon I COMIC Can 2018 News Briefs for October 1, 2016 Thinking sot In Beg Sky Country �'.r'�,-�-,' peeler InsOWte Design Challenges I Libraryby Design, Fall 2016 New York Com lc Con: Top Ll brary Pane la Hard Cue Came Teams Up with Than Comics X •.A:, Fral- ItrJr u- .a e ldiplAjJihraryjvunal.Cumj1(1189)B�}itrary-serviceslowa-city-pl-iratitutes-autism-accessible-txowsirx�hocrl Its t N192016 Iowa City PL Institutes Auti am Acx:essibte Bruwsi% Hour Agenda Item 5E-5 PUPPETS, DOGS, NATURAL LIGHT f isham acid Will ell sent Wsadey's 2015 erticie In Public UOWeS Online to Pilkinplon and asked if she would consider doing something similar at IGPL. That kind of program, Pilkington told Lj, Yras Something I'd never thought of. 1 like to INNc that li Manes ere for everyone, and I've s eon daffawt kids Ihmaghcut the specfnan who come In.' Sot Blshaa acid MuWall explained how a tradiliG l IIbrary setting could be abimsful not only for chikkan with aensory issues, but for their umegivers as well, %bast parents of aulesbc kids have et soma print In tlma bean on the reeetwing end of the s<deways glances, scalding from other parents when their kids are acting in unexpected ways in pulrlrc places, making unupecled noses, or maybe struggbng in such a busy ewirorlmant; said 61shera. Attar dlsdusakkls with her, dlrector. Pi Ikingtdn decided that opening an hour early on a Saturday moming would be Use sexiest to staff and for paords lc attend, as well am a time %fien the large Windows would lat in a lot df natural light so that the overhead fkwmcs &M fatwes--Mcn Ja I0Wfor Gfldren with it tum 80f18itiWft 98�nllld bad Vh- Pilkino n booked a. local Sl Grylallor• flihnt In Clow. to parfdrin a show with shadow puppes. Therapy Dogs of Johnson County turd One on One Dog Therapy ConaAng and Mallodng Nought In two therapy dogs. The iCAC Would provide a vdvntee tsf ed table with autism infmnffiion. Pilkengtan asked 6isham and + AHu 11 to handle all signage and press releases, both baceuse of their access to the aullsm community and their sensitivity to Incluslve language. There were no age rasldclions during the Ana sMbfa Browsing Hour, ni rwas it knifed to those on the autism speerurn. Pllkingrnn's attitude, she told LJ, was 'If you feel That a calmer lime would make more sense for yw to tonne in, please came in. We wwkn't turn anyone away from the door." "THEIR FACES JUST LIT UP" The Accessible Browsing Hour brought m 62 people, encludlnlg several spacial needs leerw4ere. one mother With autism, and rhoie families that ollidn't often gel the chants to go out together. One ramlly, said R Ikinglon, bmugld mom, dad, grandma, and all Ihrea kids. One liltle boy... it wan sit day, it was all about Nm and what he warmed to do,' and the Mary Was lhelr first destination. Blaluaa'S frWe-yearold daughter, who Is np1 aulistlP, thorpughiy enjoyed the day. 'For a sdk]le yaw I would he" to take my daughter by herself to the kbrary,- she rioted, -Sol it's nice for whole Families to W able to coma and en]ey the library.' Pilk lnoon v"ked the door, Tesne clreckip our hooka d ICPLh Aukm Acensebls 0rum" Ma r� e+s rreer� nn..rwsrn... greeling everyone- Because children on the autism SPOO /m ohen don't like to he leached. she said. 'I'd ask the tittle once that were coming In If they warted a high floe or If they Just wanted to say hey, and just introduced myseff.- Although she didn'ttu anyone away, members of she general pWlic were res pectful and stayed In the dbby urrtd the 1lbrary Efficlally Opened. Children spread out across the first ficox. playing vtlh toys and computers and reading. Staff members were aveireble to assist children and parents, check out bock&, and flelp fill out forms for new library cards. The therapy dogs, in particular, were a big h11. Vie didn't have a ld of kids who wanted to Isave the playthings to go In and watch the shadow puppel show.'sald Pllklrgton, 'but we had the dogs move toward our story lime morn and Ise kids just kind of followed [them], which was so cuts. The dogs sat in lhare and the kids were able to pet them. By the dine the show go going, every svigle child was In there, and Net meamenxed ' Vlew online. A Can.•c! i4Crsdm$ FpVnder, David Issav News Roundup Texas ABM -kin vrl li�gr yNamed Fgd_eral Q%12Mi[drW LibraN of the Year hV GPO S PURSCREO CONTENT LL M i1n I. 1P.1 •.r: r : r-.• u: r:.r mar!• :.e cur yr ADVERTISEMENT Whlj.libraryjwr nal_camR016D94i bary-servicesfiowaaly-pi-irgSliWtes-autism-eopeaside-Ibrowsirghwl n 10r1g71716 Iowa Clty PL Institute* Autism A.ccessltAa Browsing Has The special Ii me tar autistic people Is the only lime I like gang to the tltxary!'sald Blsham's eon Agenda Item 5E•6 eerljamin. His favorite thing about the evert, he added, were 'Getting my library card and petting Luke Igle therapy dogl.' Witherep's son, who usually warts to leave to library almDsl as soon as he arrives, stayed and played with the 6aaded toys in the chlldren's area and told Me mother that he loves the library row, Having Ibary etalf WhQ were cuppartive, accepting, and inctusiwe made a hope ddtaranca for the success of the event. Sahara said. 91 was obvious when we were al I,ICAt.I that the librarians were really happy that they could be padtclpaling in this, and that made all of us Mel good too.' Thee of ICPL's We managers came to observe and gave rave revievre to the moming's evanta and PllklVw herseff. 'Theirfaces just lit up," one said at the noict management meating. 'You were on their level, you were grunting them, and they MR really special thal this day was for Ihem.' JUMPING IN The library will hold anotherAccesdbM gr writing Hourin Novamber, and a nearby library, North Llbeny IJbrary In Johnson County, is taming a similar piograrn on a Friday evening in Octobar--this one with a miniature therapy hdac namod Aiarlgold. The two hate to make it a monthly event. Other libraries are showing interest In develcong accessible hours as well. Angela Craig, managerof the Charlotte Me;klenbug Libnlry "Lye ImagInOn ❑Hldren and Jean branch, conlacled Pakwgton to rind out maw about the prbeass and took the On to CM dxeclor David Singlets". VMh his apprwel, imeonOn will be doting its can Accessible Hour on Ina flirt Sunday ❑f ovary month before the library opens, for six matdhs beginning In January 2017. 1Headlsy, PlrrlVw. and Craig all agree thal seeing up a lime for patrons wilh sensory needs Is a rdaltvely simple and inaxpanatve way to prow Ida an imaluaNe aermlca For the community. but it dons !axe some planning. Pitkington advises Interested librarians to reach out le the autism group in their community or wltldn their stela, as wen as local hospitals end schools. And then talk to themaak haw you can make [autism spectrum patrons] fed welcome, what they need: They are also Imraluoue wdhan it comes to networking and publlcizlog the events. added Slahara. Check M see which staff members are Imerested and comfortable vm*irN with sperisl needs, and whether Ipcal organizationa can offer help in advance; the Colorado Autism Society offered several training seSsiOnS to yrlreadey'S staff. Figuring out haw the spaceship be iced is also Important. 'When yalre talking abpLd making things accessibl9, for certain disabilities it might seem kind of avaigWorward,' Bishare nolad.' With autistic psapte, since they are all very different from one another, k can be more dwtlany ng to really "curt what makes an every m an Institution or a building mare accesslbM to them.' Piikingioo fax that ICPL owed much of Its success to the fact Thal Mere were ptaces for noisy Rids as well as quiet ones, encl everyone was able to find a spade to seal cemfertable. Once the event is approved, penned, and staMad, Pllkingmn said. -Jlrst Jump in and do IL' Afler all, added Weadley,'Everybody. should be welcome at the library. Nobody's normd.' Moot Lisa Pest al. Pest is is Rsaociata Editor, New¢ for library Jdanai- Flied Under. Library Services, Youth 5arvices Tagged With: accassibildw, autrsm_soecwm, fovea Cily Puatie Library Dlseld" on: View 1 Comment 0 Share r Save 93 V L Successful Library Marketing: A Masterful Approaoh to Strategies, Best Practices, and Tools To Turn Your Library Into a Powerhouse "Practical Solutions for every parent. A must-read!" -aia,r, wr.hh.., ...nm.q• .,brans rrro- rm rn,ard unu+vrwb,..+we An rasy-to-fallow guide that will help parents imderstand rutrmhonay screen media use at home, CTRP Great Newsl AG Now Wers You MORE BOOKS When You Need Them Most JOB,zone 81irllbtryfs� LIBRARY.10URNAL FEATURED JOBS Youth Servleas Llbrarlan Lancasler County Library 09.28.16 i Indwn Lard, SC Deputy Director Champaign Publle Library 019.23.18 I Champaign Director of Library Birmingham Public Library 09.22.19 . 8innirgham, Alabama htl�1AJ.Elharytamr�.comi201&93Viibrrry-serviceslwracily-pi-i rrsfrhRes-autism-aocessi d e-brovrsi rhg hocrl 3+5 Agenda item 9A-Z L THE ]NNE%rfy OF lowA CENTER FOP. HUMAN RIGHTS October 5, 2016 Susan Craig, Director Iowa City Public Library 123 South Linn Street Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Susan, Thank you so much for the support from the Iowa City Public Library for the 2016 One Community, One Book project. The $200 we received in today's mail will definitely help us with our expenses for this project. We have already taken some posters to the library and the library is noted as a supporter in our materials and on our new website at http://uichr.uiowa.edu. We hope you and other members of the library staff will be able to hear Suki Kim speak on Sunday, October 9 from 2-4pm in C20 Pomerantz Center as one of the final events of the Iowa City Book Festival for 2016. With gratitude, Joan ban Idashelsky, Iv1L5 Joan-nashelsky@uiowa.edu C)Arge of tow Office' 320 Melrose Avenue Iowa City, Iowa 52242 Central Campus ofii:C: 112011niyemity Capitol Centre Ipwa City, Iowa 52242 Tel 319-335.3900 Fax 319.335-1340 www.vi;hr.Qrg Agenda Item 98-1 Marian Karr From: Eleanor M. Dilkes Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 20161:38 PM TO; 'Pepponi, Kama' Cr: Counclt; 'susan Craig' Subject: RE: Surveillance Cameras In Public Restmoms Attachments: CraigResponseToK.PepponI.docx; CamerasAtLlbraryACLU.pdr Ms. Pepponi, Library Director Susan Craig forwarded me a copy of her email to you of Wednesday September 21, a copy of which I have attached for the City Council's benefit. l understand that you wFlt be mewling wilh Susan today but wanted to provide some additional information. As Susan Indicates In her email my office researched the legality of the use of security cameras In the restrooms prior to their use and concluded that cameras directed toward the common areas of the bathroom (and away from either stalls or urinals) would be legal. In addition, because the Library Board was interested In achleving their goals in the least intrusive manner and protectIng patron privacy by any means consistent with those goals, signs are posted notifying patrons of the presencsof the cameras, the cameras are ova rdy mounted at a fixed viewing angle, the video from the camera is not actively monitored, but reviewed by authorized staff only following an incident, and the images from the bathroom cameras are kept for seven days and then deleted. I know of at least 2 other cities In Iowa that use security cameras in the common areas of bathrooms - CDun61 131utls and CedarRapids. I can also tell you that in 2008 the Library Board received a letter from the ACLU to which my Office responded and we have had no further contact from the ACLU regarding this matter. A copy of that correspondence is attached. Please feel free to contact me It you have questions. Eleanor Eleanor M. Dilkes City Attorney City of Iowa City 410 R. Washington $!- Iowa City, IA 52240 Emall: eieanor-dil-kesaDFowa-citv.oro Phone: (319) 35S-5030 Fax: (319) 3W5008 From: Pepponl, Kellsle[ma3to:kells[e-Pepponi@ulowa.edu} Sent; Thursday, September 22, 2016 3:18 RM To: CovnGl Subject, Surveillance Cameras in Public Restrooms Iowa city Council, My name is Kellsie Peppovi and i am currently a sophomore at the University of Iowa. Recently, I entered the first floor bathroom of the Iowa City Public Library ad was disturbed to find a surveillance camera INSIDE the restroom, Now, I am from Illinois, where it is illegal to have this type of surveillance in restrooms and lorkor rooms, This type of invasion should be illegal in Iowa and Iowa City, and the terms of the Jaw need to be revised. This law and its parts have bccn Iong overlooked and it is time to re-evaluate exactly why we are continuing to use this type of invasion. I would like further information about this topic, and what you plan on doing about this. 'thank you for your time, Kellsie Pepponi Agenda Item 90-2 Fro M. Su sa n Cra Ig Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2016 2:15 PM To; Pep poni, Kellsie Cc: LIBRARYBOARD Subject: RE: SurveiI[ance Cameras in Restrooms Dear Ms Pepponi, We do have security cameras aimed at the common areas of our larger public bathrooms. The cameras are fixed and are not easily changed, No one monitgrs recordings until an incident is reported and then they are reviewed byone of fourauthorited library employees. Our public restrocros have hundreds of visits a day, and, as a public building open 67 hours a week that can see as many as 20,000vlsltors a week during busy times the cameras are one way to make our building safer. We have had people charged with assault and theft based on evldence from bathroom cameras. We were able to aid a police investigation intc a death, In none of these instances would a camera outside of the door have provided the needed evidence- The City Attorney has approved the use of the cameras as long assigns are posted. Cameras only view activity in the open, ccrnman area of the bathrooms. not In the bathroom stalls. Thankfully, since cameras were installed 11 years ago, we have not had an incident of a child taken or lured into a bath-aorn with an intent to harm the child, however t here have been two incidents of that nature during my tenure at the library and if something simllarwere to ever happen again I feel the camera s wou Id be very he Ipf ul i n provid i ng evidence. I understand the concern about privacy, librarians are very sensitive to privacy issues. For instance, we keep the recordsof materials that you check out confidential. However, if materials are long overdue we may reveal the information in an effort to retrieve the materials- Similarly, no one looks at images from any of our security cameras unless there is reported incident, and the only view is that of the common space where there is no expectation of privacy. If you wish to Investigate further i recommend visiting with the City Attorney. I am glad to meet with you in person. Please let me know if you'd like to meet. 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C ar+ y [Cp 6 R 4 f❑ F H J S O J U G -J LL a LJ W iqJ Q W C❑❑ 4 m E J F LY J C C W .J o `0 o0 .-t X M.0 a C r•1 .•i M M M u r•1 N N N N si Y7 uti 0 u-1 [h �"� •y W •� ri W W ti N ry N ry N n ry N M m M m i•! ft1 {ti M1'1 M 1YI M M m m m m M a h Agenda Item 10A-4 m 1 b F N 4 N N " � b N ey ey n f O N m M a m 0 M oLnkqm I O O O O S N @ 0 0 f"*7 S O 8 R 3t p CQ 1� R V m fr N N p p fr N �D f+1 fV �O M V N [fin O� ry N rn w co C7 (n O i] N kD C m m (D m .ti P. f% v1 Q1 N in N Ln rl eri .-i .ti [/i W �d fV C iV Cd N 0: '~ N .-i 4 V efi C4 Ln .+ .-1 CD .-1 N .-1 N 1 •ry v 4./ u N vR u v/ M N K uT v} N try N 41 44 tiM1 v h v N yr of vF " VF Vt tN V! VF VF YI Va *A tR Vl `ram N go Lnq Ln p O O N a N N A O 0Od0 VI N It C4 rl VI rl ry ❑ 9p 10 O 00 a N N .ti ry v rl Q1 [YI 00 p m O S S M R N y w N N N 4f� kn N V7 VI V1 VI /A 14 lA to tA V4 tA A4 Vl in VI /h +A 1h [A IA <A VY N N 4A +A 1A ih to V1 mSSBSSSSBSSSS DOGS S8E nSOOC7 SS "[I T M1! 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N rn ` v a' N G m p�j Q_ AP — d d Q L p o�i G °fi u E n a etp N N W„ v- cf �c H u o '! ,., " ❑ `m :: l� e E a N o 4 N a m W a a m 5 prpy: L a ,y' m �, m -,� a Q •- C o m p ..a 7 W f❑ Q '2 (J N fi F N Q F- a r2 �$ [7 a a W❑ W H .i a LL a poov pp❑Epp❑ no ❑7a ❑capO❑❑❑Oo¢ ❑a ooc❑ o❑❑ c❑ k <N 4 n 1O N N M W O O N M W C rn rn m Of Qi Ri Q� Oi N N `P v v a v v It6 a v v v v v d v v v C R a v a C v Q v v v v to V v v@ •�% 9 w a y m p q too Agenda Item 11A-1 QZft* KDAFA CITY aw PUB[ IC: 1 IHRARY FY17 O❑ 1Put StallSUES 03 02 03 Q9 ttD Last YTD %Change 7n 8w6*09semimf Prpelde NOWIFfacstAM Materk1 ,egVipmeF9 8uildingusage Total hours open SSD D 0 0 t159 861 .0.2% Peopae into the building 223,2<B 0 0 0 223,248 221,3D9 0.9% Areraga ntlmbei per hour 259.9 0.0 0.0 0.0 299.9 257 1.1% Meeting Ro6ms Number of nmlibrary nteetIrw 413 0 0 0 413 300 5.9% Estimated sttendenw 6,199 0 0 0 6A99 6,528 -5.0% Equipment Set-ups 98 0 0 0 98 98 0.0% Group Study onma Vse 1,281 0 0 0 1,283 2,263 1.6% Lobby Use 6 ❑ 0 0 6 A S0.0% Equlpruens usage Photo apias by Public 6,489 0 0 0 6,400 71403 -13.3% Payfor Print COplca 72A99 0 D 0 22,499 25,381 -11.4% %Checkouts by 50,0-eck 73.5% ❑A% 0.0% 0.0% 73.0% 73.116 1.D% DOT Kiosk Usage 418 0 ❑ 0 418 275 52.D% In 8uading Use of Materials usteningMewing Sessions 4,424 0 0 0 4,414 4,437 -0.5% Ride W' Read BvlpWiiesdtilrlhuted 3,231 9 D ❑ 1,251 1A83 •33.8% iendfnp Srrvke& Lend moredetrfw home. idoo& mud of" Tosal Olrcalman 347,245 0 ❑ 0 347,245 350,536 -3.7% (materials plus equlpmenC Indudes eAudlo; does not inchde oems CIfndated In-house] Average clrcutatlon per hour 40e 0 0 0 404 419 -35% cimlation by Type 9i Material (Include4downloads, dots not IneJude mending, W. atW Adult Materials 232,532 0 0 0 232,532 2A4,136 A," Children's L4alerlals 115,7m D 0 0 115,700 116,919 •lA% Percent children's 33.3% C.IA Dig% 00% 33.3% 12.4% 23% Nonpilm 128,078 0 0 0 128,078 136,436 -15-1% Percent Non -print 36.9% 0.0% 0.0% 10% 36.9% 37.9% -2S% Equipment loans 158 ❑ 0 0 158 88 79S% Dawnlgad5 30,227 ❑ 0 ❑ 30,22-7 27.431 102% Urct4p n by Italdenee 347,245 0 0 0 347,245 360,536 -3.7% {materials plmequlpf #M; irklukt downloads; does not Include hems clrculated in-housej Ioive City 266,195 0 0 0 2KIS5 274,949 •3.2% I.Ml[pnpatt5 Him 996 0 0 0 996 960 3.8% Hlgsw%o(all 0.29% ❑A% 0.11% DR% 0.29% 0-27% 7.7% Johann County(niraq 27,363 0 0 ❑ 27,363 28.324 -3.4% Aohn9on County az%of all 7M% ❑A% 0.11% ❑.0% 7-8a% 7-R6X 0.2% Lone Tree IA07 0 0 0 1,007 P78 14.7% Lone Tree es X of 411 "9c 0-0% 0.0% 0-0% O39; D-2X 19.1% uniwsily"fights 5,644 0 D 0 5164a 51617 0.5% UnKvIlty Heights as%ofall 1.6% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1.6% 1.6% 4.3% Total L"Contrads 35A10 0 0 0 35,0111) 35,779 -21% State Como[ •Open AWaa9 COUNllle 19,86fi 0 ❑ 0 19,Sfifi 20.850 -4-7% Ceder Rapels 776 0 ❑ 0 776 1.653 •53-1% Other Open Awes 25.3m 0 0 0 25,384 27,29a •7A% Twat Open Across 461D26 0 0 0 48,026 49.797 •7.6% Open Aeneas as%of all 13.3% O.D% D-0% O.D% 13.3X 13.9% JA% IntxvUhrary Loma Loaned to other librsinm 441 0 0 0 441 403 4A% Percent of repuesls filled 34.3% 0.D% 0-0% 0.0% 343% 32.9% 4,2% 8mrowed from other Ilbearks 874 0 0 0 874 939 4.9% Percent of requests filled 81.5% 0.0% Miss OA% 83.5% 82.1% 1.7% 0aoks/Perlodir I5/AY borrowed 869 0 0 0 869 9313 63% Photocopy burrow requests filled 5 ❑ 0 0 S 6 -16-79a Agenda Item 11A-2 0 42 ❑9 OA Yf0_ kaitym %dwk" Relerwes Plwr d- Maoeryls 42.509 0 0 0 42,509 4L310 2-9% Downloadable Media Sy Area Iowa City 20b24 0 0 0 25,624 29.543 9.0% HIPS lso 0 0 0 Bo 86 74.4% zimwn County 4051 0 0 0 4,051 3,425 ]$.3% LoneTme 54 0 0 0 54 62 -32.9% 4)n&emlty Heights 347 0 0 0 347 328 5.8% Total 39,226 0 0 0 20,226 27,444 10.1% By Demographic Adult 27929 0 0 0 27,92E 25,0R7 9.6% Children's 2,299 0 0 0 2,29E 1.957 17.4% Total 30.226 0 0 0 30.226 27,144 l0.iA Humber of kemi owrred jCllmulailve) E•Audlo items awtisble 6,246 0 ❑ 0 5.246 5,663 10.3% E4kok@ems milldle 14,324 0 0 0 11,324 14310 11.0% E-Musk 84 0 0 0 24 77 9.1% E- Mogaelnes 192 D 0 0 192 200 6.8% Total Items 20,946 0 0 0 20,846 18,856 30.6% Mfivinairar 5crsk{F FvmOh Mio/4Mt7[Y4 •evdv o*" ww rgjvwe o"#tw" R 4feremce Queslio ns Answered 10.87E D 0 0 10.978 11,05 ,8.2% Reference Quesilom Piked ak fteferemc Desk 4,389 0 0 0 4,389 4,873 -0.9% Help Desk Z129 0 0 0 2,129 21035 4.6% Switchb-0ard 1,794 0 0 0 1,794 1,793 0.2% Nop•in Tech Kelp (Pwblkl ICI 0 0 0 141 111 27.0% Clrculokn by Type of Material jrrxkrdes download$, does not krckrda mending, knL etc.f Staff 35 0 0 0 35 50 •30.0% Publlc 56 0 0 0 56 90 •37.8% Teel Tech Kelp Cluestlom 91 0 0 0 91 140 •35.0% Cllldren'sCe k Reference questions 2,299 9 0 0 2,t99 2,85t •19-4% Request to Poll Books (Community) 35 0 0 0 35 41 •14,6% Total Children's Ciues0ons 2,334 0 0 0 Z334 Z893 •3A3% eietirodtc,t a Serw2Cp In Hwie Computer Services Pharos Intemet jln-Muse curnputer use} 22,909 0 0 0 221909 21,851 •3.9% wehike Access ICPL website (Doesn't nmrude catalog) x Pageviews 0 Ho nepap 113,253 0 0 0 113,253 134,267 -15-7% a Pagesfews of Entire See 275,410 0 0 0 275.410 288.700 4-6% xwas 150,674 0 0 0 150,674 145,107 aim e PaBerlews fy1CFL Cstolog 705,147 0 0 0 705,147 918,313 -23-2% of AaBeoews for Orerdrhre 661,11E 0 0 0 661,118 547,260 20-8% Total Catalog Access 11366.265 0 0 0 1,366,265 1,465,573 -6-8% exlerrill 51be5 A pawfor &e lwk 9902 0 0 0 9,302 0 DM TofalWebsOAccess 1,650.977 0 0 ❑ 1,650,977 1.754,273 -5-9% Su67cripdun DataWist Aocamd TotA In•Kocse L891 0 0 0 1,091 L577 19.9% Tool Remoee 50,756 0 0 0 50,756 65,428 -22A% TmIAccessed 57.647 0 0 0 52,E47 67,006 -21-4% Total SwBtcL6eard Coals Pecrlwd Total library Gfls 5,229 0 0 9 5,229 5,251 -0.4% Other Qumtioms (directional and account gmtions, meeting roan bodkvs8, ema i Retied FYI$) 4,745 0 0 C 4,745 5,24E -9.6% TransleFmd Calls 918 O 0 0 912 925 -0.8% Pamphlets OMstd6uted From Lobby Rader 9,055 0 0 ❑ 9,055 7,941 14.0% 9tafe/FederalTox Form Dktrsbuled 0 0 0 O.O% Page 1 Agenda ftem 11A-3 w 0_ I 83 W _ "D ust YTO %CNnya Akrting Sennkrr: P/ouo/prrawarerlCfs of the ffbwymduse of Ns vesounres PuGlotldns Number of Publlratlor Printed Ogl,51 78 0 0 0 713 93 -I6.1% Copies Printed for Public Dist+16WIen 45,413 0 0 0 45,413 13,504 236.3% Number of Online Newletterf Swtl$4ribien 210 0 0 0 220 0 0.0% Number of Ortllne Newsletter Dlstrlbotlon L645 0 0 0 1,64S 0 0.0% Dlsphys 20 0 0 0 20 14 42.99E ln•Hp 12 0 a a 12 9 33.3% Other 6rorgs 8 0 0 0 8 5 So.0% OffiNelOcaupnS D 0 0 0 0 D 00% The LibraryChannel Llbrary Promosen The GleraeV Channel 18 0 D 0 IS 14 28.d% ToWXPLProductlons 25 0 0 0 25 26 -3.9% Programs Cablecast 2,010 0 0 0 2,010 2,072 -1-0% Hompagef Sodal Media News SCr016M On Home Page 54 0 0 0 54 36 50AM rrledib releases SW 32 0 0 0 32 32 OAM Tweets sent 474 0 0 0 474 494 -2.1% Facebeok, Twitter, P%46rmtfoAmm(tumulatrvej 21,422 0 0 0 22,411 9,849 25-9% Hew Facebook, Twtw, and Pinterest followers 432 0 D 0 432 451 -4-2% Outrit"A, SekOS; Provide Abnery s ke Wpeopla wog Cannot get m the lrfrrary buNdiny At Home 5erWce Packages sent 562 0 0 0 562 $20 8,176 Item$ Loaned jsn0 renewals) 7"0 0 0 0 1,ODA 8% 22,6% kegl4tered At Home Users(CWrWhtNel 136 0 0 0 336 144 -5.6% New Users Ervolled 5 0 0 D 5 16 -M.8% People served feverage Of monthly mnt) 47 0 0 D 47 50 -5.3% lab Servke )loci cloud Apr417 -Auipm 11, 1m t; People served 345 D 0 0 345 157 119.7% Itenss Ioa4ed Inw n4nea'alsi 1,117 D 0 0 1,117 498 124,3% Oepwlt Collections 1Ocalwn¢{tumulativtl 13 0 0 0 13 13 0.a% Item loaned 90 0 0 0 90 90 0.0% fsems added to permanent rollectlom 103 0 0 0 103 "Si -86.9% Rensote as Percent of Ail perm Checked In 15.6% WM 0,09E 0" 15.4% 1313% 17-3% Duets Mt Irklidfe renWAS Or Ao-hOVSe NOtd$ NotNkd Lk6M Automated Phone 11239 0 D 0 1,239 2,215 2.119A Group andfomrnirwry ServkeK provide lihrory rewire to groups, oggndes, andorppnkoffolu Adult Programs In-HOaiv P19grarns 63 9 D 4 63 62 1.6% In -House Attendance 925 0 0 0 925 1,245 -25-8% Outreach Programs 26 0 0 0 26 25 4.0% OutrexhAttendant! 010 0 0 0 4,090 4,771 2-5% Young Adult Programs In -Hp Programs 103 0 0 0 103 85 21.2% In -House Attendance 2A27 0 0 0 21022 L697 19.4% Outreach Programs 3 0 0 0 3 0 D.o% Outreath Attendance 16 0 0 0 16 0 0.0% l hNdren's Programs 'M&Ouse Programs An D 0 0 135 120 4.7% In -House Attendance 6,811 D 0 0 61811 7d176 -S.1% Outreach Programs 71 0 0 0 71 78 A,0% Dknmacb Atlendame 1,914 0 0 0 11914 1,704 12.3% tlbrary Tours and Chimes Number 13 0 0 D 13 13 0.0% ANendarMe 86 0 0 0 86 1" -40.3% Consultingfor Area Gsnupl 4 0 0 0 4 5 -20.0% page 3 Agenda (tom 12AA OS Oa 0 44 Y70 Last YnD %Choope CantmrServlaer-ARuBrtaM fabrmpresosrrers fiwa9b bafrtwN AigUtlPtla% mmVg mtkes, eQ oP t VoWng and canbuMy valuable nmfeduk Uhre.1 Cards Issued Z246 0 0 0 2.245 2,257 -0.5% Iona City 1,819 0 0 0 11829 1,656 -S.5% Percent Iowa City 21.5% 0.0% ❑.0% D.0% 81SX 82.2% -0.94 Lo l Contracts Hllls 9 0 ❑ 0 9 2 350.0% lghWn County(rural} 82 0 ❑ 0 82 74 10.5% Lone Tme 4 D 0 O 4 1 300.9% LIn"f5i y Heights 29 0 0 0 2❑ 5 300A% State Cardrael • open Access Coralnlle 109 0 0 0 109 123 -11.4% Cedar Rapws 18 0 0 D 19 it 0.6% Other Open Access 174 0 ❑ 0 174 185 •5.9% Total Open Access 3D1 0 ❑ 0 301 319 5.6% Open Access as%of all 2.4% 0-O% O.O1s 0.0% DA% 14.1% -5.1% Total Registered 8prrewers{curnWathrel 65,936 0 0 0 Mu 67,179 •1.9% AlAt Home Llsem Reg6tdred (tumdath4r) 136 0 0 0 136 144 -5.6% hems watched to+ lfy datm of return 71 0 0 0 71 78 -9.0% Pagc4 Agenda Item 11A-5 *w� O BLOCITY L B BABY FY17 CIRCULATION BY AREA AND AGENCY AREA/AGENCY 1ST Q LAST YT❑ % CHG IQWA CITY General Iowa City 237,035 249,354 -4.6% Downloads + Streaming 25,624 23,531 8.9% Temporary 163 192 -15.1% Public schools 0 22 -100.D% Private schools 0 89 -100.0% Preschool/Daycare 245 412 -40.5% Churches 0 0 0.0% Non-profit organizations 1 5 -60.0% Business 4 4 0.0% City departments 8 2 300.0% State/Federal agencies 0 0 0.0% University of Iowa departments 0 0 0.0% At Home 1,227 LIM 11.2% Interlibrary loan 669 550 21.6% Deposit collections/Nursing Homes 99 186 -46.8% Jail patrons 1,120 499 124.4% TOTAL IOWA CITY 266,195 274,949 -3.18% LOCAL CONTRACTS Johnson County General 23,294 24,872 -6.1% Downloads 4,051 3,425 18.3% Public schools 0 0 10% Private schools 0 0 0.0% PreschoollDaycare 0 0 0.0% Churches 0 0 0.0% Non- protitorganixations 0 0 0.0% Business 0 0 0.0% County departments 0 0 0.0% State/Federal agencies 0 0 0.0% At Home 18 27 -33.3% Nursing homes 0 0 0.0% TOTALIOHNSON COUNTY 27,363 28,324 -3A% cw+..+wewnou.nm.nn+po�u Page ] Agenda Item 11A-6 FY17 CIRCULATION BY AREA AND AGENCY AREA/AGENCY 15T Q LAST YTD % CHG Hills General 845 874 -3.3% Downloads 150 86 74A% At Home 0 0 0.0% TOTAL HILLS 995 960 3.6% LONE TREE General 953 816 16.8°% Downloads 54 62 -12.9% At Home 0 0 0.0% TOTAL LONE TREE 1,007 878 14.7% University Heights General 5,297 5,287 0.2% Downloads 347 328 5.9% At Home 0 2 -100.0% TOTAL UNIVER57Y HEIGHTS 5,644 5,617 0.5% TOTAL LOCAL CONTRACTS 35.009 35.779 -2.2% STATE CONTRACT Reciprocal/Open Access JOHNSON COUNTY LIBRARIES Coralville 19,866 20,850 -4.7% North Liberty 9,050 9,944 -9.0% Oxford 205 647 -68.3% Solon 1,083 829 30.6% Swisher 116 80 45.0% Tiffin 983 IA19 -30.7% ALL OTHER LIBRARIES Adel 0 0 0.0% Ainsworth 8o 0 0.0% Albia 0 51 -100.0% Altoona 0 5 -100.0% Ames 4 0 0.0% Anamosa 65 28 132.1% Ankeny 4 0 0.0% Atkins 0 2 -100.0% Belle Plaine 0 ❑ 0.0% Bennett 0 0 0.0% Page 2 Agenda Item 11A-7 FY17 CIRCULATION BY AREA AND AGENCY AREAIAGENCY 1ST Q LA$T YTD % CHG Bettendorf 21 91 -76.9% Boone 0 0 0.0% Brooklyn 0 0 0.0% Burlington 22 30 -26.7% Carnanrhe 0 0 0.0% Carroll 0 0 0.0% Cascade 2 0 O,D% Cedar Falls 52 27 92.6% Cedar Rapids 776 1,653 -53.1% Central City 0 0 0.0% Chariton 0 0 0.0% Charles City 0 0 0.0% Clarence 4 i5 -73.3% Clinton 76 52 46.2% ColumbusJct 140 30 366.7% Conesville 158 0 0.0% Cornell College 611 588 3.9% Council Bluffs 0 2 -100.0% Crawfordsville 65 12 441.7% Creston 0 0 0.0% Dallas Center 0 0 0.0% Davenport 48 10 38aB% Des Moines 20 17 17.6% Donnelson 0 15 -100.0% Dubuque 17 0 0,0% Eldon 10 0 0.0% Elkader 0 10 -100.0% Ely 45 85 -47.1% Estherville 0 0 0.0% Fairfax 85 37 129.7% Fairfield 447 496 -9.9% Fort Madison 0 0 0.0% Gilman 0 2 -100.0% Glenwood 0 0 0.0% Grimes 11 9 22.2% Grinnell 6 62 -90.3% Hawkeye ❑ 0 0,0% Hedrick 0 0 0,0% Hiawatha 40 6 566.7% Independence 2 17 -882% UkUmmb OJ)L UMA 3 Page 3 Agenda Item 11A-8 FY17 CIRCULATION RY AREA AND AGENCY AREA/AGENCY 1ST Q LAST YTO %CHG Indianola 0 1 -100.0% Johnston 81 20 305.0% Kalona 1,772 1,786 -0.8% Keokuk 0 0 0.0% Keosauqua 3 0 0.0% Keota 0 73 -100.0% Letts 0 0 0.0% Lisbon 62 62 0.0% Lowden 16 0 0.0% Manchester 9 0 0.0% Maquoketa 8 10 -20.0°% Marengo 381 399 -4.5% Marion 32 42 -23.8% Marshalltown 3 0 0.0°% Mason City 0 24 -100.0% Mechanicsville 23 59 -61.0% Mediapolis 26 23 21.0°% Milford 16 0 0.0°% Montezuma 226 231 -22% Monticello 4 2 100.0% Montrose 2 0 0.0% Morning Sun 5 5 0.0% Mount Pleasant 102 170 -40.0% Muscatine 438 250 75.2% Nevada 0 0 0.0% New London 3 0 0.0% Newton 19 0 0.0% North English 138 416 -66-8% Norway 0 1 -100.0% Olin 0 0 0.0% Osceola 0 0 0.0°% Oskaloosa 1 12 -91.7% Ottumwa 0 8 -100.0% Pella 1 0 0.0% Pleasant Hill 0 0 0.0°% Redfield 0 0 0.0% Reinbeck 2 0 0.0% Richland 0 68 -100.0°% Riverside 499 633 -22.7% Robins 0 0 0.0°% cw•.�eLSumim.m�Uxsi Page 4 Agenda Item 11A•9 FY17 CIRCULATION BY AREA AND AGENCY AREA/AGENCY IST Q LAST YTp °% CHG Roland 0 0 0,0% Scott Co [Eldridge] 31 0 0.0% Shellsburg 0 0 0,0% Sigourney 0 0 0.0% Sioux City 0 10 -100,0% South English 12 35 -65.7% Spirit Lake 9 0 0.0% Stanwood 0 0 0.0% Tama 0 0 0,0% Tipton 460 715 -35,7% Traer I5 0 0.0% Urbandale 0 0 0.0% Van Horne 1 4 -75.0% Victor 43 14 207.1% Vinton 0 0 0.0% Wapello 0 0 0.0% Washington 1,181 1,161 13% Waterloo 0 0 0.0% Waverly 1 0 0,0% Wellman 946 800 18.3% West Branch 2,366 2,885 -18.0% West Des Moines 0 2 -100.0% West Liberty 11585 1,611 -1-6% What Cheer 0 0 0,0% Williamsburg 803 847 -S.2% Wilton 586 176 233,0% Winfield 2 121 -98,3% Winthrop 9 0 0,0% Wyoming 0 0 0.0% Zearing 0 0 0.0% TOTAL RECIP/OPEN ACCESS 46,026 49,797 -7.6% TOTALCIRCUiATION 347,245 360,548 -3.7% (including E-Downloads, not in-house) Percent Iowa City 76.7% 76.3% 05% Percent Hills 0.3% 0.3% 7.6% Percent Johnson County 7.9% 7.9% 0.3% Percent Lone Tree 0A% 0.2% 191% PercentUniversityHeights 1.6% 1.6% 4.3% L1�wsLb+lw.l Page 5 Agenda Item 11A-10 FY17 CIRCULATION BY AREA AND AGENCY AREA/AGENCY 15TQ LAST YTD %CHG Percent Reciprocal/Open Access 13.3% 13.8% -4.0% 100.0%i 100.0% Iowa City 266,195 274,949 -3.2% Local Contracts 35,009 35,779 -2.2% Open Access 46,026 49,797 -7.6% In-house cards (staff use) 11909 1,419 34.5% Undefined 15 23 -34.8% Total Spreadsheet 349,154 861,967 Pape 6 Agenda Item IIA-11 aW,9 IOWA CITY t4W PUBLIC LIBRARY FY17 Circulation by Type & Format 3 Months Category YTO %Total LastYT3 %afTotal %Change Adult Materials General FictiorVFiction Express 26.370 11.3% 27,080 11.1% -2.6% Mystery 8,603 3.7% 9,551 3.9% -9,9% Science fiction 4,796 2.1% 5,110 2.1% -6.1% Young Adult Fiction 6,494 2.8% 6,795 2.8% -4.4% Comics 4,762 2.0% 0 0-C% 100.0% Large print 2,191 0.9% 2,627 1.1% -16.41% EXPRESS/Nonfiction 704 0.3% 666 0.3% 5.7% Large Print Nonfiction 349 0.2% 340 0.1% 2.6% 000 - General/Computers 1,012 0.4% 1,112 0.5% 40% 100 - Psychology/Philosophy 2,753 1.2% Z622 1.1% 5.0% 200 - Religion 2,099 0.9% 2,290 0.9% -9.0% 300 - Social Sciences 5,622 2A% 5,679 2.3% -1.0% 400 - Language 597 03% 610 0.2% -2.1% 500 - Science 2,035 0.9% 2,149 0.9% -5.3% 600 - Applied Technology 10,448 4.5°% 11,576 4.7% -9.7% 700 - Art & Recreation 10,066 4.3% 17,613 72% -42,9% 800 - Literature 2,716 1.2% 2,507 1.0% 8.3% 900 - History & Travel 5,167 2.2% 5,293 2.2% -2.4% Biography 2,037 0.9% L873 0.8% 9.8% Paperbacks 318 0.1% 423 0.2% -24.8% Maqazines 1,774 0.8% 2,361 1.0%-24.996 Total Ado ItPrillt 101349 43.6% 108668 44.5% -6.7% Art to Go 430 0.2% 422 0.2% 1.9% DVD (Movies/TV) 65,746 28.3% 67,596 27.7% -2.7% EXPRESS/DVD 5,926 2.5% 7,070 2.9% -16.2% Nonfiction DVD 5,680 2.4% 6,431 2.6% -11.7% Fiction on Disc 5.009 2.2% 5,708 2.3% -12.2% Nonfiction on CD 2,345 1.09% 21881 1.2% -18.6% Compact disc (Music) 151800 6.8% 17,439 7.1% -9.4% Young Adult Video Gomes 2,138 0.9% 2,294 0.9% •6A% Adult Multimedia (Language) 14 0,0% 19 0.0% -26.3% Book Club Kits (10 items per kit) a 0.0% 33 0,0% -75.8% Outreach Kits 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0-0% 44.4% Agenda Item 11A-12 FY17 Circulation by Type & Format 3 Months Cate4ory YTfl %Total LastY70 %of Total %Change Adult E-Audio # Downloads 8,918 3.8% 7584 3.1% 17.6% Adult E-Book # Downloads 14,558 6.3% 14,191 5.8% 2.7% Adult E-Magazines 3,113 1.3% 2,S50 1.2% 9.2% Adult E-Music 4 Downloads/Local Music Project 46 0.0% 63 0,0% -27.0°% Adult Streaming 1294 0.6% 809 0.3% 60.D% TotaIAduItE- Dow nloads 27.929 12.0% 2S.427 70.49t, qE7, Children's Materials Fiction 21,360 18.5% 22,479 19.2% -5.09% Comics 8,179 7.195 635 0.5% 1188.0% Holiday 686 0.6% 455 0.4% 50.8% Picture: Big, Board, Easy 32,S06 28.1% 30,924 26,4% 5.1% Readers 12,661 10.9% 12,843 11.0% -1.4% Parent/Teacher Center 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0.0% Nonfiction & Biography 12,868 11.1% 21,074 18.0% -38,9% Magazines 318 03% 97 0.1% 227.8°% Total Children's Print 88,578 76.6% 88.507 75.7% 0.1% Video/DVD 18,433 15.9% 19,512 16.7% -5-5% Books on Disc 1,501 1.3% 1,598 IA% -6.1% j Compact Disc/400 76 0.1% 54 0.0% 40.7% Read -Along set 1,379 1.2% 1,485 1.3% -7.1% Children's Music 1,463 1.3% 1,453 1.2% 0.7% Children's Video Games 934 0.7% 1,013 0.9% -17.7% Storytime Kits 82 0.1% 86 0.1% -4.7% Games&Toys 1,052 0.9% 1,249 1.1% -15.8% Children's Multimedia (Language) 4 0.0% 5 0.0% -20.0% Total Children's Nonprint 24,824 _ _ _ _21.5% 26,455 22.6% -6.2% j E-Audio ft Downloads 894 0.8% 720 0.6% 24.2% i E-Hook # Downloads 1,404 1.2% 1,237 1.1°% 13.5% Total Children's E-Downloads 2,298 2.7% 1,957 2.6% 17.4°% Total Children's 115,700 100.0°% 116.919 100.09/3 -1.0% All Circulation by Type/Format All Fiction 83,993 24.0% 74,488 20.6% 12,6°% All Nonfiction and Biography 58,457 16.7% 75,404 20.8% -22.5% Picture books & Readers 45,167 12.9% 43,767 12.1% 32% Paperbacks 319 a1% 423 0.1% -24.9% 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A_M _1nocA 2 Agenda Item 13A-13 FY17 Circulation by Type & format 3 Mnnths Category YfD % Total Last YTD °% of Total % Chanoe _ Toys 1,052 0.3% 1,249 0.3% -15A% Art 430 0.1% 422 0.1°% 1.9°% DVD (Fiction, Nonfiction, & Express) 95,785 27.4% 100,609 27.8% AA% CD (Music) 17,263 4.9% 18,892 52% -8.6% Books on CD (Fiction & Nonfiction) 8,931 2.6% 1Q241 2.8% -12.8% Read -Along Set 1,379 OA% 1,485 0A96 -7,1% Video Games 2,972 0.9°% 3,307 0.9% -10.1% Multimedia 18 0.095 24 0.0% -25.0% Story and Book Club Kits 90 00A 119 0.0% -24A% Outreach kits 0 0.0% 0 0.0% 0.0% Circulatino Eauioment 158 0.0% 88 0.0% 79.5% Total E-Downloads 30,227 8.1% 27,444 7.5% 10.1% Total In House_/Dnd_efined 921 0.3% 901 0.2% 2.2% Total Adult Materials (including a items) 232,532 66.6% 244,136 67.4°% -4.8% Total Children's (including a items) 115,700 33.1% 116,919 32.3% -1.0% Grand Total 349,153 100.0% 361.956 100.0°% -3.54% (Adult + Children's + Undefined) 3 Agenda item 12A-1 MasterCard Report 08-air-16 Vendor OW Expense O0wiptlon Aniourtt Adobe 10550140 444090 5oftware Repair& Maintenance Services $23.97 ALA 10550151 469320 M19Cellaneou5SUPPlies $108.40 Amaton.com 10550140 455120 Misc Comp Hardware $49.95 Amai0n.LOm 10550152 455090 Paper $12.15 Amaxon.com 10550152 469320 IMiscellaneous Supplles S269.48 Amaxon.corn 16550159 469320 1 Miscellaneous Supplies $87.00 Arrazomcom 10550110 452010 Office Supplies 523A6 a64k Art Materlat$ 14550159 469320 M iscel laneous Supplies $41.28 Bread Garden 10550151 469360 Food and aeverages $2.50 Bread Darden 10550110 469320 Miscellaneous5upplie5 $7,16 Brix 105SO410 469360 Food and Beverages 5301.40 CV5 Pharmacy 10550152 46932D Miscellaneous Supplies $60,65 Flowerama 20550151 469320 Miscel laneous 5u pplie5 $13.94 Great Dog Pr4d4ctions 10550220 477210 Non-F1Cilon Video-DVD $3740 Hy-Vee 105502.51 469320 Miscellaneous Supplies $24.75 ILA 105SO11D 436050 Iftegistratim $795.00 ILA 1D550110 436080 Meals 5420.DO K-Mart IDSS0152 469320 MiSo IlaneousSupplies $6.50 Mailboxes of Iowa City 10550110 435055 Postage and Stamps $22.06 office Max 10550320 455010 Printing or Graphic Supplies $223.05 Off ice Max 10550140 455010 Pri nti ng or G ra ph is Supplies $63.34 Off ice Max 10550140 469320 M isceila neous Supplies $35.40 Office Max 10550110 452D30 Office Supplies $1,065.30 office Max 10556110 455090 Paper $133.09 Office Max 10550110 469320 Mlscellaneous Supplies $21.54 Pagllal's 10550110 469360 Food and Beverages $78,55 Payne Publishers 10550110 452010 WKe Su pplie5 $41.65 Paypal 10550140 444080 Software Repair&Maintenance Services $16-40 Wal-Mart 1055,0210 477200 Yoys $31.72 Grand TOW $3,91SSS Agenda Item 12B•1 11 27 'C it 41 16 L1 •.1 D❑ HS .-Y L i' p Lilo Dili T T m v G v a ei 14 itl xyy � C W m r r �. rmf o�p X G 9SSa� R N 8 1pp1 � £ F C r QW1 0VIG 9 ff�,,GJ� ppk�� i. 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