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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
AGENDA
5:00 pm - 2"d floor Board Room
June 22, 2017
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 May 25, 2017 meeting.
4. Items to be discussed.
A. Evaluation of Director.
Comment: The Board will conduct the Director's evaluation in closed session and report when the
open meeting resumes.
B. Board Annual Report.
Comment: Staff will draft a report after Board discussion. The Board will approve in July.
S. Staff Reports.
A. Director's Report.
B. Departmental Reports: Children's Services, Collection Services, IT.
C. Bookmobile Report.
D. Development Office Report.
E. Spotlight on the Collection.
F. Miscellaneous.
6. President's Report.
A. Annual Board dinner.
I f you will need disability -related accommodations in order to participate in this meeting, please contact Elyse Miller,
Iowa City Public Library, at 319-887-6003 or elyse-miller(EDicpl.org. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow
sufficient time to meet your access needs.
7. Announcements from Members.
8. Committee Reports.
A. Foundation Members.
9. Communications.
A. Johnson County Board of Supervisors funding award.
10. Disbursements.
A. Review MasterCard Expenditures for May, 2017.
B. Approve Disbursements for May, 2017.
11. Set Agenda Order for July Meeting.
12. Adjournment.
If you will need disability -related accommodations in order to participate in this meeting, please contact Elyse Miller,
Iowa City Public Library, at 319-887-6003 or elyse-miller0icpl.org. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow
sufficient time to meet your access needs.
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Meeting Agendas and Other Significant Events
JUNE 22, 2017
JULY 27, 2017
AUGUST 24, 2017
Director Evaluation
Review Board Annual Report
Review Annual Staff Report
Develop Ideas for Board Annual Report
Adopt NOBU Budget
Review 4rh Quarter Statistics
Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT
Strategic Planning Update
Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
Policy Review:
501: Statement of Authority
502: Personnel
503: Admin/Confidential Benefits
OTHER: 6/3: Children's ABC Day;
OTHER:
6/24: Late Night at the Library
First meeting for new Board members
OTHER: Annual Board Dinner
SEPTEMBER 28, 2017
OCTOBER 26, 2017
NOVEMBER 16, 2017
Budget Discussion
Budget Discussion
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
Review 151 Quarter Statistics
Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT
DECEMBER 21, 2017
JANUARY 25, 2018
FEBRUARY 22, 2018
Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT
6 month Strategic Planning Update
Appoint Nominating Committee
Review 2nd Quarter Goals/Statistics
Set Hours for Next Fiscal Year
OTHER: Arts & Crafts Bazaar;
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT
Inservice Day
MARCH 22, 2018
APRIL 26, 2018
MAY 24, 2018
Appoint Committee to Evaluate Director
Meet as Members of Friends Foundation
Election of Officers
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
President Appoints to Foundation Board
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
Review 3rd Quarter Statistics
Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Minutes of the Regular Meeting DRAFT
May 25, 2017
Members Present: Diane Baker, John Beasley (in at 5:05 pm), Janet Freeman (in at 5:10 pm), Adam
Ingersoll (by phone), Tom Martin, Robin Paetzold, Meredith Rich -Chappell, Jay Semel, Monique
Washington.
Members Absent: None.
Staff Present: Maeve Clark, Susan Craig, Alyssa Hanson, Anne Mangano, Patty McCarthy, Elyse Miller,
Brent Palmer, Angela Pilkington.
Guests Present: Carol Kirsch, incoming Board member, Kellie Forkenbrock, incoming Board member.
Call Meeting to Order. President Semel called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m.
Public Discussion. Two incoming Board members are visiting the meeting and introduced themselves.
Approval of Minutes.
The minutes of the April 27, 2017 Library Board of Trustees meeting were reviewed. A motion to
approve the Minutes was made by Rich -Chappell and seconded by Washington. Motion carried 7/0.
Items to be discussed.
Election of Officers. A slate of officers for FY18 was presented by the Nominating Committee: Martin,
representing the Nominating Committee presented the slate: President, Jay Semel, Vice -President,
Monique Washington, Secretary, Janet Freeman. A motion to approve the slate of officers was made by
Ingersoll and seconded by Baker. Motion carried 7/0.
Art Gallery. Craig has spoken with our architect about the design required for the meeting room hallway
to operate as an art gallery. Work planned for the Children's Room and the Computer Lab could be
combined with the art gallery. The architect will get back to us. Other steps needed are to revise several
policies, including the Art Advisory Committee policy to update their duties, and the Display Polity.
Craig said we will work with the City's public art person and we have several templates for contracts
from other libraries with art galleries. Today, Craig learned that MERGE just put up an art exhibit and
plans to continue to do so and spoke with them briefly about it. Washington asked when we will begin
this process. Craig said if the work is incorporated with the other building work, optimistically the
timeline would be later November -December next year. If we miss that time frame, we will need to wait
until next April, after tax season, (when the Computer Lab is used heavily) to be completed. If we move
ahead we hope to be part of gallery walk, the first Friday of the months of March, June, and October.
Martin asked if there will be art in the gallery all the time orjust when there is a show. Craig said having
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art shows back to back is more complicated than it seems. There are fewer problems putting up and
taking down shows when there is more time between them. She is recommending three shows a year.
Beasley mentioned the MERGE space and is open to a dialogue with them about a cooperative effort.
He does not think two art galleries are needed. Craig said shejust found out about this today and has
put out some feelers. Rich -Chappell asked if the Art Advisory Committee has been informed of the
changes to their mission. Craig said not yet, although one member was on the committee that toured
the building.
New website. Alyssa Hanson, our Web Specialist, discussed the library's website upgrades. We moved to
a new platform and made many content edits. The website will continue to change. Hanson said we are
building the foundation so we can continue to find new ways to engage patrons through our website.
One of the major updates is the navigation of the website from the side of the page to the top of the
page, which is standard for websites. Hanson said one of the ways we helped identify patron needs for
the website was using a card sort to help in the naming of categories. The contrast of text and its
readability were important considerations in the update. Hanson said current usage data helped drive
the update. She said a majority of people go to the catalog, check their account, and look for new
items. In response, we moved new items to the top of the page on a scroller. Patrons are also interested
in our e-content. Now it is all collocated and easy to find. The home page has a footer with pertinent
information about contacting us, our address, etc., an industry standard. Hanson said another home
page highlight is new materials, with the ability to filter for type, etc. Sometime in June the site will be
switched and you will see the new home page.
Paetzold asked about the search banner, Hanson said the banner is not complete but one will be able
to search in a number of ways when it is finished. Hanson showed Board members the revised Event
Manager, the Library's overall scheduling mechanism and calendar. It is easy to read, update and is
much more responsive than the previous iteration. Additionally, Event Manager looks good on mobile
phones. Other changes include moving our featured events up front to promote them better. Website
statistics led us to identify that people really wanted to know about our new items. Martin asked how
often new items will be updated. Palmer and Hanson said they will be refreshed once a week. The icon
for a new item goes directly to the specific material when you click on it. Paetzold asked how a person
navigates to the calendar. Hanson said using the Calendar category will get you to Event Manager, as
will the Services and Meeting room categories. Hanson is also updating the kid and teen pages of the
website to have them emulate the rest of the new website. Hanson noted these pages are static and do
not have as much information as they could, which is another thing we are working on.
Semel asked about patron complaints about our website. Hanson said the number one thing in the
survey was the default search on our home page was for our website instead of our catalog. Hanson
changed this right away which made patrons happy. There were also comments about readability, small
text size, and items buried a few levels deep. Hanson and Palmer have tried to emphasize to staff that
this is a process and changes will keep on coming. Event Manager is a home grown, custom-made
software module we spent a lot of time building and is heavily used. Maintaining and updating this
software is time intensive. Martin asked if we created the website or if we purchased a shell from
another company. Hanson said our website is built on open source software with a great community of
users and is much easier and moldable than a commercial product. The new look and feel is still
evolving. Hanson said it has been a transition with the redesign. She related that a 180 transition to
something new throws users off guard but gradual, slower change is more palatable and less
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overwhelming when rolled out to both internal and external customers. Hanson has been making
changes all along the way so that the "new" website will still feel familiar, despite all of the changes we
make.
Board members left at 5:37 for a tour of the Pelzer mural, Meeting Room D, and the alley mural.
Board members returned at 5:51 pm.
Staff Reports.
Director's Report. Two Library Board of Trustees members were appointed by City Council. The County
Representative will be announced next week. Craig said last night's Pelzer program was great with 62
attendees. Manufacturer representatives are here working on necessary changes to the Bookmobile.
Craig expects we will be back to our schedule on Tuesday morning and the regular summer schedule
begins June 2. Paetzold asked if these are core problems with the vehicle. Craig believes the
manufacturer received the bid and wanted to upgrade the box, but as this is the first time they have
done this there are some challenges they did not anticipate in the new scheme. Paetzold asked if
leakage at the window level is included in the warranty if the fix fails and is a problem again and
wonders how long the manufacturer will back this. Craig is unsure. Mr. Weaver appealed directly to
Craig and wishes to appeal his ban from the library. An appointment to meet on Friday at the City
Attorney's office was made. Craig said if the appeal is denied, the matter could come to the Library
Board of Trustees. Semel asked if this process is set down somewhere. Craig said yes, it first goes to the
Library Director, and then to the Board of Trustees as final arbiter. Freeman asked if he will regain
regular patron status if the appeal is accepted. Paetzold said his rights to use the library are not wiped
away. Paetzold asked if the appeal was in writing or oral. Craig said he is limited to 20 minutes and the
City Attorney will take notes. Craig passed around the game cards for the Summer Reading Programs.
Washington appreciated the bookmobile route on the back of the Window.
Departmental Reports.
Adult Services. No comments.
Community & Access Services. No comments.
Development Office. McCarthy said the next Eat Out to Read event is at Motley Cow on June 7. She said
it is bittersweet as the restaurant is closing on 6/17 and McCarthy is grateful were able to work with
them one last time. McCarthy is putting together materials for Friend's Foundation Board meeting next
week. Semel asked how fundraising is going. McCarthy said it is a challenging time for everyone who is
fundraising. Ingersoll said the Englert and Film Scene are also fundraising as is the UI Museum.
McCarthy said we are trying to be more creative. Washington asked about the hours at Motley Cow,
McCarthy said 5-9.
Volunteer Recognition report. Four volunteers were recognized for 1000 hours of service.
Spotlight on the Collection. No comments.
Miscellaneous. No comments.
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President's Report. Semel said being the President of the Library Board is more exciting than he
anticipated.
Announcements from Members. Freeman said the Evaluating Committee is working hard. She
believes this year is particularly significant because it is nearing the end of Craig's tenure and Board
members need to think really hard about what the Director really does and what the Director needs.
Freeman believes this is very significant to the library's future. Beasley asked if MERGE could come and
talk to the Board about what they do. Craig said there is an open house at MERGE on 6/15 from 3-6 pm.
Craig briefly described MERGE in response to a question from Freeman. Ingersoll said it is an
entrepreneurial enterprise. Beasley asked if we could invite them to our June meeting. Paetzold
reminded that the June meeting is the director's evaluation and perhaps July would be a better time to
invite them. Craig said we will invite them. Ingersoll believes there are ways we can collaborate with
MERGE we have not yet thought about. Craig believes there are opportunities for us. Pilkington offered
that we worked with them for STEAM Fest. Martin asked if recently retired members could be invited to
this. Paetzold said this may be her last meeting and wished to thank everyone.
Committee Reports.
Foundation Members. None.
Communications. Email to City Council from James A Weaver.
Disbursements.
The MasterCard expenditures for April, 2017 were reviewed. A motion to approve the disbursements for
April, 2017 was made by Martin and seconded by Freeman. Motion carried 9/0.
Set Agenda Order for June Meeting.
Director evaluation.
Board annual report to the City draft.
Adjournment. A motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Washington and seconded by Rich -
Chappell. Motion carried 9/0. President Semel closed the meeting at 6:16 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Elyse Miller
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NOTICE OF ICPL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
EXECUTIVE SESSION
1. Consider request by Susan Craig for closed session for the purpose of personnel
evaluation.
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DATE: June 15, 2017
TO: Library Board
FROM: Susan Craig, Library Director
RE: Annual Report to City
Each year the City asks each board and commission to complete a brief annual report noting
accomplishment for the year just ending (July 1, 2016-June 30, 2017), and indicating goals for
the coming year. The Library Board reviews their current report (attached) at the June meeting,
and provides input on the accomplishment of goals for FY17 and discusses possible goals for
FY18. Staff then drafts a report that will be reviewed and approved at the July meeting.
Agenda Item 46-2
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GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES
The Board of Trustees of the Public Library is a semi -autonomous body of nine persons
empowered by state law and city ordinance to act as the governing body of the library. The
Board's specific list of legal responsibilities includes:
• determining the goals and objectives of the Library in order to plan and carry out
library services
• determining and adopting written policies to govern all aspects of the operation of
the Library
• preparing an annual budget and having exclusive control of all monies appropriated
by the City Council, earned income, service contracts with Johnson County, University
Heights, Hills, Lone Tree, or given to the library through gifts, bequests, grants or
awards
• employing a competent staff to administer its policies and carry out its programs
The Board is also an arm of City Government with members appointed by the City Council
and its principal operating funds approved by the City Council. The Board therefore seeks at
all times to work in harmony with City policies in all areas that do not conflict with its
statutory powers.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR FISCAL YEAR 2016
1. Successfully advocated for operating funds to support bookmobile service.
2. Began bookmobile planning. RFP issued for vehicle. Committed to cooperative
relationship with Antelope Lending Library.
3. Expanded Digital Johnson County, a cooperative purchasing agreement for electronic
resources.
4. Offered a nine -month series of programs, Music is the Word, to welcome The
University of Iowa School of Music to downtown Iowa City.
FY16 Library Board of Trustees Annual Report 1
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5. Supported collaboration with area libraries for Summer Reading Programs, including
facilitating the joint purchase of new software that will standardize record keeping at
Iowa City Public Library, Coralville Public Library, and North Liberty Community
Library.
6. Welcomed three new Board members.
7. Monitored status of State Historical Libraries in Iowa City and Des Moines and
advocated expanded resources for services and collections.
8. Began implementation of a new strategic plan.
9. Supported the Iowa City UNESCO City of Literature; The Iowa City Book Festival and
One Book Two Book.
10. Reviewed and updated the following policies:
103 Membership in Community & Professional Organizations
401 Finance
505 Volunteers
704 Cardholder Database
806 Meeting Room and Lobby Use
809 Library Use (formerly Conduct)
813 Unattended Children
814 Copyright
817 Alcohol in the Library
811 Theft, Defacement, or Alteration of Library Materials
GOALS FOR FISCAL YEAR 2017
1. Introduce bookmobile service.
2. Work with Antelope Lending Library to share information about services and
schedules. Plan at least one joint event.
3. Stay informed of best practices in the use of technology and social media. Make a
decision on the use of the Iowa Communications Network (ICN).
4. Introduce redesigned website.
5. Expand Digital Johnson County agreement as opportunities arise.
FY16 Library Board of Trustees Annual Report 2
Agenda Item 46-4
6. Continue to strengthen the Summer Reading Program for early readers to prepare them
for new State 3rd grade reading standards.
7. Offer programming that supports Iowa City strategic plan goals in the areas of
diversity and sustainability.
8. Collaborate with MERGE and other partners to offer STEAM programming.
9. Adjust staff assignments to accommodate bookmobile hours and programming
needs, and begin succession planning.
10. Continue to advocate for the State Historical Library to remain in Iowa City and for
expanded hours and staff for the facility.
11. Work with the Friends Foundation to celebrate its 25th anniversary.
12. Remain informed of anticipated fiscal challenges facing Iowa City and work with the
City to mitigate impacts on library services.
13. Review and update policies as needed.
Board Members:
Robin Paetzold, President
Diane Baker
John Beasley
Janet Freeman, Secretary
Adam Ingersoll
Thomas Martin
Meredith Rich -Chappell
Jay Semel, Vice President
Monique Washington
FY16 Library Board of Trustees Annual Report 3
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DATE: June 16, 2017
TO: Library Board
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RE: Retirement V
As you know, I am a long-range planner. So, you should not be surprised to know that I want to give you long term
notice of my retirement. I expect to retire at the end of December, 2018. 1 have worked in libraries since I was 14 years
old, fifty years ago. I believe passionately in the mission of the public library. Libraries change lives. It has been an
honor to work at this library for more than forty years and help make it one of the best libraries in the country. Thank
you for the opportunity to serve this community that I love and to work with great people who share my passion for
libraries.
As the Board discusses recruitment and hiring of a new director I am available for any role you wish me to play in that
process.
Agenda Item 56-1
Children's Services Report
Prepared for the Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees, June 2017 meeting
By Angie Pilkington, Children's Services Coordinator
May and June have been busy months for our department. We kicked May off by visiting local schools to
promote the Summer Reading Program. You can check out our fun video athttps://voutu.be/AxRPS4NX-ro.
Also included are some pictures and thank you letters from students who came to our first STEAMfestivall It was
a great day brought together by our hard-working staff.
Summer Reading
Summer Reading has officially started! More than 1,900 kids signed up in the first two weeks. Our first official
summer program kick-off was ABC Saturday. It was a beautiful, hot day, and hundreds of families came out to
enjoy a show on the family stage or to stop at one of the many booths coordinated throughout the Ped Mall.
Our first in -the -library show was well received. Babaloo, a singer and funny guy extraordinaire, performed two
shows for more than 400 children. Tween programs have been a big hit, too. Our Shelter Pet Project and Who
Are You game brought in more than 45 tweens each. This year we have added programs at 1 pm every weekday
to accommodate all the summer campers: Movie Mondays, Game -on Tuesdays, World Wednesdays, Special
Thursdays.
Looking ahead
We have a great line up of summer programs! Check out the Children's Room calendars and stop in and enjoy!
The quality and caliber of entertainers we have lined up is fantastic, and there is nothing like watching a child's
face as she stares in amazement at a great performer in action.
Thanks to Patty McCarthy and the Friends Foundation for their hard work and contributions for all of our
summer programs, prize books, and t-shirts for the Summer Reading Program. Also, there are fabulous prizes
with which to reward the children from these great sponsors: City of Iowa City Parks & Recreation, Pizza Ranch,
Aspen Leaf, Iowa Children's Museum, Blank Park Zoo, McDonalds, Westdale Bowling Center, Buffalo Wild Wings
and PepperJax. Without their donations our program would not be as successful as it is! Thank you! 1
Absolute Science at STEAMfestival, Kids drumming at Babaloo,
Planting the Children's Garden, and Paint the Town Booth at ABC
Saturday.
Agenda Item 513-2
Collection Services Department Report
Prepared for the June 22nd, 2017 meeting of the Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees
Anne Mangano, Collection Services Coordinator
Changes to Purchase Suggestions
If the Library doesn't own something in the collection that a patron desires, we can normally get
the item in one of two ways. We either borrow the book (DVD, compact disc, etc.) from another
library through an interlibrary loan, or we buy it. On May 211, we upgraded our Interlibrary Loan
(ILL) and Purchase Suggestion webpage to simplify the process for both patrons and staff, but also
to provide patrons with all of the options to find something ICPL doesn't own in a single place.
Prior to the change, these different services were on two separate webpages, contained no
explanation of the difference between the two services, and were only visible on the home page
of the catalog. The new page highlights both services, explains the situation in which to use either
ILL or purchase suggestion, and is linked to in several places on our new website.
There are other significant changes to
our purchase suggestion process,
including:
• A library card number is required
to make a suggestion (they just
need to be a cardholder —no
residency restrictions)
• When a patron signs in, all of
their contact information is
populated in the form (they can
still choose not to have a hold
placed if they do not want one)
• We are upfront about what we
will not purchase, such as out-of-
print/used items, self -published
materials (unless they have local
appeal), items unavailable from
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Interlibrary Loan / Suggest a Purchase
Can't find something in our
catalog?
We can try to borrow dfrnlli another library through interlibrary ban or
purchase the item for our oolledion.
Not sure what to pick?
n what you're looking for is:
• Out of print
• Has a publication date of a year or more
• Sett -published (not by a local author or on a local subjed)
OR
d what you're loolbng for is:
• Published within the lastyear
• Written by a local author or on a local subjed
• Has mass appeal
Note: We reserve the right to fill your request with Ne sem4m marbest
our approved vendors, or meets the needs ofthe library
specialized and curriculum -based materials.
If we deny a purchase suggestion, rather than sending the patron the form to fill out an
interlibrary loan, we transfer the request to ILL staff (as long as the patron has indicated on
our form that they are interested in an ILL). This also goes the other way —a denied ILL
request will be sent to Collection Services as a purchase suggestion.
Why the changes?
Patrons often expressed their frustration by the need to fill out contact information in the
old form when a library card number is attached.
• We wanted to have more integration with these two services as they that fill a similar need.
• From looking at purchase suggestion data, we received many anonymous requests where
we could not follow up with the patron to offer another option and from non -library users
looking to sell their own books.
• We want to ensure that what we buy is used by, and is of interested to, the greater
community, while more specialized titles are accessed through interlibrary loan.
Agenda Item 56-3
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY REPORT TO LIBRARY BOARD (June, 2017)
Brent Palmer, IT Coordinator
Website Update
On June 13th, we released another iteration of
our ongoing efforts to build out the Virtual
Branch. This was the third in a series of updates
that our Webmaster made this fiscal year.
Instead of an all -in -one change in which we
unveil a completely new look, we are adopting a
gradual series of changes. This latest update is
probably the most dramatic yet however,
because it involved a change in the navigation
system. Changing the navigation of a website is
always a big adjustment for both the patrons and
the staff.
This change was much more significant for us
behind the scenes because we migrated to a new
"content management system" (CMS). A CMS is a
software framework used to build a website. It
removes a lot of "grunt work" of constructing a
database -backed website and allows you to take
advantage of modules or plugins to do common
tasks. We use a variety of open -source plugins as
well as ones that we built ourselves.
Although this is the biggest change to the website
yet, it isn't the last. We will continue to make
changes as we go. Part of the conceptual design
of the Virtual Branch is to continuously evaluate
and modify the website over time, as opposed to
going through a completely new overhaul every
few years. This approach is more in line with the
way modern software is built and maintained.
We have a lot more planned. For next year, we
want to create a more personalized dashboard
experience for patrons where they can
accomplish account -related tasks, get
notifications and see events they've signed up
for. We have a new readers' advisory application
in the works where patrons can explore and find
materials they are interested in. We also plan to
continue work on the integration of the various
components by tying them together visually and
highlighting related content.
"Virtual Branch" vs. "Website"
Although staff often use these two terms
interchangeably, there is a difference. We tend
to think of the Virtual Branch as the umbrella
over all parts of our online presence. While the
website is a big piece, there are many other
components as well
Webste
Mobile
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Calendar
Catalog
Signal
Signs
Virtual Branch Search
Local
Music Proj Video Online
Digital Databases
History Proj
Overdrive
Summer Magazine
Reading
The Virtual Branch includes various "components" that
provide functionality and content.
Patrons expect more and more to get services,
content and to interact with staff virtually.
When we talk about the Virtual Branch we also
implicitly include the overall goals, design
principles, workflow of the project as well as
the integration of the various components. In
short, the term Virtual Branch encompasses
this enhanced online experience we hope to
foster for our patrons.
Catalog
Mobile
App
Calendar
Digital
Events
Signs
Search
Local
Music Proj
Video
Website
Example of Virtual Branch integration: The calendar
publishes events that are pulled into other components
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IOWA CITY
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Summer Bookmobile services kicked off on Tuesday,
June 6th at Legacy Senior Living on Scott Boulevard. One
of our first visitors was Lolly Eggers, (pictured at the right)
who served as the Director of Iowa City Public Library
from 1974 to 1994. We were delighted Lolly was one of
our first visitors.
Bookmobile service has been steady. As of the writing of
this report, 162 adult items and 838 children's items are
checked out from the Bookmobile collection. In May,
during our introduction tour, we checked out 699 items.
Bookmobile Update
Update for ICPL Board of Trustees
Prepared by Kara Logsden, June 14, 2017
The majority of checkouts were to residents of Iowa City but
we also checkout out items to patrons who live in rural
Johnson County, University Heights, Coralville and North
Liberty.
The Bookmobile has been out for 7 days of the summer
schedule. In that time, we sent 49 holds from items in the
Downtown collection for pick-up on the Bookmobile, and
patrons returned 143 items from the Downtown collection to
the Bookmobile.
Former Library Director, Lolly Eggers, visits the
Bookmobile at its first stop on June 6, 2017
Alexander Elementary during a Bookmobile visit
Our punch list of items related to the construction of the Bookmobile has dwindled down to a few remaining
items. Summit Body Works sent a team of three staff members to work on the Bookmobile May 24-27. They
have been a great company to work with and assured us they will stand behind their craftsmanship. The
warranty period for the Bookmobile begins once the vehicle is accepted.
The two outstanding issues are the generator auto -start through the inverter does not work when the air
conditioning is turned on (we manually start the generator in order to turn the air conditioning on) and the
awning retraction system does not work properly. The Bookmobile will go to a local RV dealer to have this
repaired. We are actively working on these issues and are confident they will be fixed.
You may have also heard the Bookmobile had a couple windows damaged when they came into contact with a
post while driving to an elementary school stop. We are in the process of ordering replacement windows and
hope to have these repairs completed in the next month. Unfortunately we will have to take the Bookmobile
out of service to complete these repairs.
We have learned a lot since National Bookmobile Day in April and already have ideas about how to schedule
the Bookmobile this fall. The joy on the faces of the people, especially the children, who come on the
Bookmobile is priceless and the feedback has been very positive. My favorite quote from a child vising the
Bookmobile, "It's like the Batmobile, but it's the Bookmobile."
Development Office Report
Prepared for the Board of Trustees
Iowa City Public Library
by Patty McCarthy, Director of Development
June 22, 2017
1 SPY @IC Library
Join us for these fun for all ages Late Night at the Library activities on June 24th.
These special events are planned to support the inaugural Iowa City Downtown
District Block Party. Of course, you can also use the Library as usual from 6-10 p.m.
that Saturday night.
Play the I SPY @IC Library scavenger hunt to challenge yourself and raise funds for
ICPL at the same time. Registration begins at 7 p.m. in the lobby where paying $5
per person will give you an I SPY clue list. The hunt begins at 7:30 p.m. —use your
smartphone to snap a photo of the answers you spy to the clues. Prizes will be
awarded to the person with the most correct answers.
Agenda Item 5D-1
Free games will be also be available in the Library meeting rooms. Register at 7
p.m. in Meeting Room A for the Super Smash Bros Tournament which will start at
7:30 p.m. No fee for that or board games in Meeting Room D.
Thanks to Pagliai's Pizza in Iowa City for offering
the opportunity to benefit the ICPL every Monday in July! Mention the Iowa City
Public Library when you dine in, or carry out, on July 3, July 10, July 17, July 24, or
eat out to read July 31, and the ICPL Friends Foundation will receive a gift from Pagliai's Pizza. 302
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Thank you Summer Reading Partners
When you register to Build a Better World, Sign up for the ICPL Summer Reading Program at Library's four Summer Reading
Programs (Babies, Children's, Teens, and Adults) attract thousands of participants with the most participating in the Children's
Summer Reading Program.
Thank you to these great partners for providing prizes, coupons, and refreshments as incentives to encourage everyone to
complete the Summer Reading Programs:
• Aspen Leaf Frozen Yogurt
• Blank Park Zoo
• Bruegger's Bagels
• Buffalo Wild Wings
• The Iowa Children's Museum
• Iowa City Parks & Recreation Department
• McDonalds
• Pepperjax Grill
• Pizza Ranch
• Walmart
• Westdale Bowling Center & Lazer Tag
• Z'Mariks Noodle Cafe
In addition, the Library Friends Foundation gave the Library $13,000 to provide prize books for each child and teen who finishes
those programs.
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By Casey Maynard, Children's Librarian at the Iowa City Public Library
When I was younger, we would take long car trips leaving in the late afternoon. The adults would
drive us through the night to get us to our destination with as few stops as possible. When we woke
in the early hours, often before we had reached our destination, it was like magic. In the night we
had been transported, whisked away to a new place. During these mornings, we would listen to
audiobooks, on cassette, and enjoy being transported again to as many far -away places as there are
stars.
Now I'm the adult and audiobooks are still essential to road trip travel. Since vacation time is upon
us, I thought it would be fun to share a few of our most recent listens and some of our favorites as
well.
For younger readers I suggest starting with short stories or fairytales. You can pick up the recording
and put it down readily and move to other stories if there are back seat protests. Classics like "The
Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh," "The Cricket in Times Square, " ` 101 Dalmatians, " `1Yfary Poppins"and
"Mr. Popper's Penguins "are great for reluctant listeners.
Full Cast Audio recordings are another wonderful option when looking for something to keep
young interests. Associating a specific voice with characters is really helpful when stopping and
starting on a long trip. The Iowa City Public Library has picture books with read along CDs available
for check out too if your youngster is visually oriented.
"As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride" by Cary Elwes is a
must listen if you're a fan of the movie. There is nothing like an inside look into the making of a cult
classic to make you watch it with new appreciation.
`Dad is Fat"by Jim Gaffigan was also particularly enjoyable this way. The way Gaffigan tackles
childrearing and all the beautifully ugly complications this entails will bring a joyful tear to your eye.
"Doll Bones" by Holly Black is a great read in general. It is almost creepier when experienced in
audiobook format. There is something about the way listening to a scary story brings the emotions
of the characters to the forefront and helps heighten our own.
"Modem Romance" by Aziz Ansari is laugh -out -loud funny. First, he gives you a wonderful
introduction and some front matter regarding the making of the book, and then promptly moves
into making fun of you since you're too lazy to read it.
I listen to audiobooks around the house as well and have used them as a means to finish a book that
was giving me trouble. Having "Pride and Przjudice"read to me by a woman with a lovely accent is the
only way I've been able to make it through.
If you are in need of more suggestions stop by or call the Library. We'll be able to help you find
something the entire family can enjoy. Happy and safe travels!
Agenda Item 5E-2
By Kara Logsden, Community & Access Services Coordinator at the Iowa City Public Library
In honor of the Iowa City Public Library's new Bookmobile (www.icpl.org/bookmobile) which
begins services on June 1, here are some books you can listen to when you're out on the road.
Check these books out via the Library's Spoken Disc collection or online at
www.icpl.org/eMedia.
In "Everyone Brave is Forgiven," Chris Cleave artfully crafts a World War II fiction novel based
on love letters between his grandparents. With the backdrop of war, bombing, starvation,
bravery, society, and personal sacrifice, Cleave weaves together unforgettable characters in a
story that requires pondering long after the book is finished. Luke Thompson's narration
compliments the story.
Shonda Rhimes' memoir "Year of Yes" focuses on a year of transformation when she gave
herself permission to start saying YES to life including invitations, healthy lifestyle choices, time
with family, and happiness. Rhimes narrates the book and her story is funny, compelling, and
made me think about saying YES more often.
"Wednesday Sisters" author Meg Waite Clayton's newest novel, "The Race for Paris," captures
the fictionalized story of two women journalists in World War If. Clayton layers the story
between the brutality of war, determination of the women, and the personal toll a war takes on
the human spirit. Her research about women journalists in WWII brings their spirit to life and
tells a lesser -known story about WWII heroes. Jennifer Ikeda's narration enhances the story.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Elizabeth Strout's newest book, "Anything is Possible," is a
heartwarming story of family, redemption and love. Strout's complex writing style takes a
simple story and weaves in layers of emotion, reconciliation, self-discovery and human
interaction. I first fell in love with Strout's writing with her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel "Olive
Kitteridge." "Anything is Possible" is Strout writing at her best and features a return of the
beloved character Lucy Barton from Strout's 2016 book, "My Name is Lucy Barton."
Bruce Springsteen's biography "Born to Run" is narrated by The Boss himself and requires
periodic breaks to listen to Sprinsteen's songs as they are explored in the book. "Born to Run"
reveals details about the singer's childhood and family life that give insight into the evolution of
his art. I'm not typically a biography reader, but this books was amazing and even more fun to
listen to Springsteen's narration.
C.J. Box's "Vicious Circle" is the newest book in the Joe Pickett series and will keep listeners on
the edge of their seat. Dallas Cates is back and he's mad at Game Warden Joe Pickett -mad
enough to take aim at Joe's family. David Chandler's narration is excellent and helps set the
strong sense of place and fast -paced plot Box's books are known for.
Jacqueline Winspear's "In this Grave Hour" continues the story of Private Investigator Masie
Dobbs. It's 1939 and Scotland Yard is overwhelmed as Britain mobilizes for another war. Maisie
is summoned to investigate the murders of Belgian refugees. Enemies are everywhere and
Britain is not safe. Orlagh Cassidy's narration is excellent and soothing to listen to.
Beautiful Music Together
Libraries preserving and promoting local music
ost libraries have collected
music for decades. When I
was a teenager with limited
funds, the public library
offered me the opportunity
to explore gene's and artists I probably
would never have taken the risk to buy
at a store. While the formats in which
libraries collect music have evolved over
time, many libraries are hill focused on
providing a diverse music selection similar
to what you'd get at a music retailer.
I live in Portland, Oregon, which has
a thriving music scene with many artists
achieving national recognition. Local
music has great value to the cultural fabric
of a city or town, and libraries can play an
important role in collecting, supporting,
and promoting it.
The D.C. Public Library7s D.C. Punk
Archive (dchbrary.org/punk) not only pre-
serves artifacts and music from the area's
longstanding punk scene, it also offers pro-
gramming featuring lectures and concerts
by local artists (see "Punk at the library;'
May, P. 16). At the University of Louts me
in Kentucky; the Louisville Underground
Music Archive (hbrary.louisville.edu/
arduves/luma) collects music and materi-
als related to the rock scene in the city since
the 1970s. These libraries are preserving
valuable parts of their cities' cultures and
are also building archival collections that
will engage future generations.
Libraries can also play a role in dissemi-
nating local music to their patrons. Plenty
of libraries collect CDs by local artists to
circulate to patrons. in recent years, some
libraries have taken it a step further by
licensing music from local musicians and
offering it to patrons for digital download.
The Iowa City Public Library offers free
downloads of any local album in its col-
lection to library patrons (music.icpl.org).
They simply select the album theywant,
log in with their library card number and
password, and download a file with all
the songs on it. Compared to other library
digital media services, the transaction is
easy, and the files do not expire or contain
digital rights management.
Madison (Wis.) public Library's local
music collection, Yahara Music library
(yaharamusic.org), offers a slick inter-
face where cardholders can both stream
and download local music. In addition
to opening the source code from the
project (gidlub.com/therabble/yahara),
the developers host the local platform
MUSICat (musicat.co) for public libraries
in Edmonton, Alberta; Nashville, Tennes-
see; and Seattle.
Another way libraries can support
local music is by helping their patrons
make music. As part of the makerspace
Some libraries
have built recording
studios that allow
patrons to record
professional -
quality audio.
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movement, some libraries have built
recording studios that allow patrons to
record professional -quality audio. The
Crossroads Studio at the Texas Tech
libraries has a professional recording
studio with a sound engineer to ensure a
polished product (bit.ly/2ob38Nc).
Libraries even circulate musical instru.
ments. Richmond (Va.) Public library
and Girls Rock! RVA partnered to offer
kids ages 8-18 the opportunity to check
out a variety of musical instruments from
their Free Richmond Instrument Lend-
ing Library (girlsrockrva.org/frill). For
children who might not yet know what
instrument they want to pursue, the
opportunity to try out different instru-
ments can be invaluable.
In addition to offering keyboards, gui-
tars, and amplifiers for checkout, the Ann
Arbor (Mich.) District library circulates
musical tools like drum machines, distor-
tion pedals, and sequencers (aadLorg/
musictools). These offer local musicians the
ability to test out tools and even use them
for performances. The Hillsboro (Oreg.)
Public Library even circulates a theremin,
among other more common and analog
instruments (bit.ly/alhblot), as part of its
library of Things collection (see P. 48).
Libraries are often the cultural hubs of
our communities, so supporting and shar-
ing local music feels like a natural fit. It
also might engage and attract new mem-
bers of the community who value music
over other forms of cultural expression. fag
MEREDITM FARKAS is a faculty librarian at
Portland (Oreg.) Community College and
a lecturer at San Jose (Calif.) State Unl-
versity School of Information. She blogs
at Information Wants to Be Free. Email:
librarysuccess@gmail.com
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$273.78
Amazon.com
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$3,579.63
Amazon.com
10550140
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$10.99
Amazon.com
10550159
469320
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$185.48
Artfelt Puppets, Pieces, & Props
10550210
477200
Toys
$407.55
Bread Garden
10550159
469360
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$14.97
Demco
10550110
469320
Miscellaneous Supplies
$305.64
Displays to go
10550159
469320
Miscellaneous Supplies
$310.61
Freeman Locksmithing
10550121
442010
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$60.00
Gamestop
10550140
455120
Misc Comp Hardware
$521.46
High Life Lounge
10550110
436080
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$33.00
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10550110
436060
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$212.80
Lenoch&Cilek
10550350
469320
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$66.72
Menards
10550350
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$1,034.48
Menards
10550159
469320
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$123.37
Oriental Trading Co
10550152
469320
Miscellaneous Supplies
$40.94
Paypal
10550140
444080
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$14.90
Prairie Lights
10550159
469320
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$50.00
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10550159
469320
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10550140
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10550110
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