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LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
December 16 2021
Iowa City Public Library
2"d Fluor- Boardroom
Regular Meeting - 5:00 pm
Tom Rnckiin -Ya President
Derek Johnk- Secretary
Daniel Keranen
Nick Kim
Claire Ritz Matthews
Robin Paetzold
Hannah Shultz
Dan Stevenson
1. Call Meeting to Order
z. Approval of December 162021 Board Meeting Agenda
3. Public Discussion
4. Items to be discussed
A. Welcome New Board Member
a. Claire Ritz Matthewz'term runs through lune 30, 2023.
B. Intellectual Freedom
a. Update on regional and national Intellectual Freedom and Right to Read issues.
S. Staff Reports:
A. Director's Report
B. Departmental Reports: Children's, Collection Services, IT
C. Development Office Report
D. Miscellaneous
6. Presidents Report
T. Announcements from Members
S. Committee Reports
9. Communi( tions
10. Consent Agenda:
A. Approve Minutes of Library Board of Trustees November 182021 regular meeting
B. Approve Disbursements for November 2021
11. Set Agenda Order forlanuary Meeting
12. Adjournment
Iowa CLY Public Ubrary—Board of Trustee Me stings
Agenda Items and Order Schedule
FY22
DECEMBER 162021
)AHUARY 2)2022
FEBRUARY
Departmental Reports CH, Ci, IT
Strategic Planning Update
Directors Evaluation
2.d Quarter Goals/Statistics
Set Hours for Next Fiscal Year
Financials — Review
Appoint Nominating Committee
State Library ADA Accreditation Review
Departmental Reports: CH, CS, IT
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
Special
Special's Even
ServicEventse
Staff ImService 12/10
Children's Event
MARCH
Phil Review: 505 Volunteer Policy
Strategic Planning Update
Appoint Bylaws Committee
(GS)
3i° Quarter Goals/Statistics
PoBcy Review: 8O6
Polity Review: 814
Financials—Review
Meeting Foam and Lobby Use
U6rnry, Copyright Policy (M)
Departmental Reports: CH, CS, R
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
Departmental Reports: CH, CS, IT
Strategic Planning Update&
4`t Quarter/Annual Statirtics
Reporting Discussion
Financials - Review
Adopt NOBU Budget
Departmental Reports: CH, CLS, IT
MOA — ICPLFF/ICPL
Farm Committee - Finance
Departmental Reports: AS, CAS
Special Events:
SRP
policy Review: 101 Bylaws
(BOT/AO)
Cast Spri MEETING SCHEDULE 3021.1118
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MEMORANDUM
DATE: December 8,2021
TO: Iowa City Public Library Boad of Trustees
FROM: Sam Helmick
SUBJECT: Intellectual Freedom updates
This memo serves as a general update on Intellectual Freedom activities In the profession. Since speaking with Me
Iowa City Public Library Sued of Trustees in November, both the state and national library associations have
published statements In response to Me imm asirg challenges to books and calls for censorship.
Iowa Library Association made a statement recognizing Mat. The selection of library materials. Including the
withdrawal of materials and Me evaluation of donations, should be the work of qualified IiMary employees guided by
selection poll and procedures.- per atlached)
The American Library Association statement declared Mat, "libraries manifest the promises of the Find Amendment
by making available the wiriest possible range of viewpoints, opinions, and Klass, so Nat every person has Me
opportunity to freely read and consider Intormadon and ideas, regardless of their content or the viewpoint of Me
author. This requires Me professional expertise of libradans who wall In partnership with their communities to curate
collections that serve the information needs of all their all (see attached)
These statements have been supplemented with resources to guide and suppol library workers In public, private,
school, and academic libraries. Leaming opportunities have been made available through PIA and Uniled for
Libraries too. In fact, United far Libraries has launched free resources M help Library Trustees address the rise in
program and material challenges across Me United States. These resources include tip sheets, has webinars, and
sample policies. hfficswww orgluri ea/advoracv M1�a en�oy=(see attached)
Iowa City Public Library is developing an Intellectual Freedom Task Force. This group will include members from all
library departments in order to best craft events and resources which inform the community about Me growing
climate of censorship including its impacts tu unimpeded speech and the freedom to read.
Respectfully submitted
$'an. Helmick
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November 30, 2021
Iowa LibraryAsaoci ifion greatest on Book Challenges across Me State
In response to the swell of concerns and challenges to materials in libraries across the ante of Iowa in recent
weeks and monWs, particularly fin school libmties,the Iowa Library Association issues this statement to remind
all traders; that Intellectual Freedom is the right of library uses to mad, seek information, and speak freely as
guaranteed by the First Amendment
As a matter of free, public diacourse,the Iowa Library Association appreciates Mese constitutionally protected
discussions. We understand Mat book challenges serve as mechanisms for shared understanding of the importance
of library resonance as well an foster interest in providing materiels to community members of all ages, on all
maVas, W meet all needs and intellectual peanuts. We urge boards, committees, library workers, and stakeholders
to process challenges according W their respective policies and procedpres and to educate their communities about
the essential role of the library including its collection development goals.
Libraries are shared instance managed by qualified, trained professionals, and we recognize that the activation of
library materials, including the withdrawal of materials and the evaluation of donations, should be the work of
qualified library employees guided by selection policies and procedures. Professional library materials selection
requires Ilbmry workers to consider a wide variety of community needs. Interests, experiences, access levels, and
abilities to Men continuously develop a collection which offers value for everyone.
School libraries have a pttiwlt charge to provide materials that are accurate, inform and extend the curriculum,
enrich students' comprehension of their own experiences along with the experiences and identities of offers, and
encourage students to develop their critical thinking and decision-making skills. As the American Association of
School Librarians Mutes in lhei4`^` n.. rh re ohs .cbnM :n,"For learners, Me school
library represents one ofAmerice's most cherished freedoms: the freedom W speak and het what others have to
say. Learners have the right to choose who they will read, view, or hear and are expected W develop the ability to
think clearly, critically, and creatively about their choices, midn Man allowing others to do this for them."
Parents and legal guardian have a responsibility and a right in guide their children's use of library materials,
resomncs, sud services. Ibis responsibility is balanced along other famities'rigbu m make independent decisions,
young people's developing right to privacy and Me freedom W read, and the responsibility of schools and libraries
to provide a wide variety ofmatenals in keeping with their selection policies and procedures.
However, the freedom W read is under threat Calls by organizations as well as elected and non-electal officials to
dispense with policy, disregard individual rights, and to castigate and intimidate library workers fees lowan's
abilities to exercise Meir own right 0 read and access information freely.
Every library in Iowa sbrold have a dacummted materials mleceon policy. Including a Intend loosens for the
oreideation of library materials. Them are typically found is the policies that have been established and
approved by library boards or school boards. We remind librmians,communities, administrators, superintendents,
bonds, and city leadership that the reconsideration and removal of library materials most be done in accordance
witch these policies and Recedures. Such formal processes promote transparent governance, free and open speah.
and values samparled by me Consdmtinn.
Intellectual Freedom Committee reserves are freely available to all regardless ofllA membership seams. The
mission of the ILA Intellectual Freedom Committee is to actively pursue haditional and innovative opportunities
to monitor, advocate for, and support Intellectual Freedom as it relates to the association and its individual
mambas. Learn more at hours //ialibmtvassociation.lib2uidcs.com intellectualfiradona.
loom library Association Executive Baan?
Iowa Asseaiationjor School Librarians
Iowa Library Association Intellectual Freedom Comm ilme
6919 Yam Drive• West Des Moines, IA 50266
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Iowa Library Association shares concerns about efforts
to remove books from libraries
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Posted: Dec 2, 2021110:39 PM CST I Updated: Dec 2, 2021 / 10:42 PM CST
JOHNSTON, Iowa — Some controversial books are starting W become ideological
battlefields, and the association representing Iowa's librarians is calling for a ceasefire.
The Iowa Library Association released a statement as efforts to remove some books from
libraries or lesson plans intensify across the state.
"Since May of 2021, I've communicated with ten different libraries in Iowa; half are school
libraries and half public libraries," said Amanda Vazquez, who heads the Iowa Library
Association's Intellectual Freedom Committee. "It's mostly been challenges to materials that
represent marginalized groups."
One of the most notable challenges occurred in Johnston last month, where a school
committee ultimately decided to keep two novels in its lesson plans after a parent's
complaint: The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas and The Absolutely True Diary of a Part -Time
Indian by Sherman Alexie.
In its statement,. the Iowa Library Association made the following claim:
The freedom to read is under threat. Calls by organizations, as well as elected and
non -elected officials to dispense with policy, disregard individual rights, and to castigate
and intimidate library workers freeze Iowans' abilities to exercise their own right to read
and access information freely.
Iowa Library Assmsation Intellectual Freedom Committee
"School librarians are trained to provide materials and make decisions about what is and isn't
appropriate," Vazquez said.'Just because an individual might disagree with sexual content
or profanity or depictions of certain marginalized groups in materials, that does not mean
May are obscene.'
Vasquez said the association is not opposed to book challenges in principle, as long as they
are run through a formal reconsideration process such as how the Johnston School District
handled its complaint.
The American Library Association opposes widespread
efforts to censor books in U.S. schools and libraries
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CHICAGO - Due to a dramatic uptick in book challenges and outright removal of books from
libraries, ALA's Executive Board and the Boards of Directors for all of ALA's eight divisions
have released the following joint statement regarding attempts to remove materials that
focus on LGBTOIA+ issues and books by Black authors or that document the Black
experience or the experiences of other BIPOC individuals:
In recent months, a few organizations have advanced the proposition that the voices of the
marginalized have no place on library shelves. To this end, they have launched campaigns
demanding the censorship of books and resources that minor the lives of those who are gay,
queer, or transgender or that tell the stories of persons who are Black, Indigenous, or
persons of color. Falsely claiming that these works am subversive, immoral, or worse, these
groups induce elected and non -elected officials to abandon constitutional principles, ignore
the rule of law, and drama individual rights to promote government censorship of library
collections. Some of these groups even resort to intimidation and threats to achieve their
ends, targeting the safety and livelihoods of library, workers, educators, and board members
who have dedicated themselves to public service, informing our communities, and educating
ouryou h.
AIA strongly condemns these acts of censorship and intimidation.
We are committed to defending the constitutional rights of all individuals of all ages to use
the resources and services of libraries. We champion and dehnd the freedom to speak, the
freedom to publish, and the freedom to read, as premised by the First Amendment of the
Constitution of Me United States.
We stand opposed to censorship and any effort to coerce belief, suppress opinion, or punish
those whose expression does not conform to what is deemed orthodox in history, politics, or
belief The unfettered exchange of ideas is essential to the preservation of a free and
democratic society.
Libraries manifest Me promises of the First Amendment by making available the widest
possible range of viewpoints, opinions, and ideas, so that every person has the opportunity
to freely read and consider information and ideas, regardless of their content or the viewpoint
of the author. This requires Me professional expertise of librarians who work in partnership
with their communities to curate collections that serve Me information needs of all their
users.
In 1953, when confronted with comparable threats to our democratic values, Me American
Library Association issued the Freedom to Read Statement, a declaration in support of the
freedom to think or believe as one chooses, the freedom to express one's thoughts and
beliefs without fear or retaliation, and the right to access information without restriction. ALA's
Executive Board, staff, and member leaders reaffirm not only the principles of the Freedom
to Read Statement, but also Me daily practices that ensure it continues to inform the
profession and that library workers and library trustees have the training, information, tools,
and support they need to celebrate and defend their communities'right to read and to learn.
With the freedom to read under Murat, the ALA, including its Executive Board, Divisions,
Roundtables, and other units, stand firmly with our members, the entire library community,
allied organizations, and all those screw this country who choose to exercise their right to
read and access Information freely, and we call on others to do the same.
American Library Association Executive Board
American Association of School Librarians Board of Directors
Association for Library Service to Children Board of Directors
Association of College and Research I-Mranes Board of Directors
Core: Leadership, Infrastructure, Futures Board of Directors
Public Library Association Board of Directors
Reference and User Services Association Board of Directors
Young Adult Library Services Association Board of Directors
United for Llbrenes Board of Directors
The American Library Association's (ALA) Office for Intellectual Freedom (OI F) is actively
involved in providing confidential legal guidance and strategic support to libraries and library
professionals in communities across the country impacted by the recent surge in book
challenges. Since June 1, 2021, OF has tracked 155 unique censorship incidents and
provided direct support and consultation in 120 of those cases. "We're seeing an
unprecedented volume of challenges in the fall of 2021," said Deborah Caldwell -Stone,
01 Director. "In my twenty years with ALA, I cant recall a time when we had multiple
challenges coming in on a daily basis."
Established Dec. 1, 1967, the Once for Intellectual Freedom is charged with implementing
ALA policies concerning the concept of intellectual freedom as embodied in the Lldlsry Bill of
agpili, the association's basic policy on free access to libraries and library materials. The
goal of the office is to educate librarians and the general public about the nature and
importance of intellectual freedom in libraries. f]yns://www.ala.org/aboutala/offces/oif
01 and ALA divisions and offices provide tools and resources for libraries, including
ch3112ugfl ppad; consult and training; and awareness campaigns like Banned Books
Week and the annualJgn 10 Most Challenged Books list. Other support for library workers
facing book challenges includesj9e_L0@gy C. Merrin Humanitarian Fund, devoted to the
support, maintenance, and welfare of librarians whose employment is threatened because of
discrimination or because of their defense of intellectual freedom. A clearinghouse of
resources is available on ALA's Fjght Censorship page.
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The Role of Library Trustees
it is not uncommon for the role of the Friends and the role of the public library Trustees to become
confused What authority and responsibilities do the Friends have? What is fine role of fine Trustees?
Should an individual serve on both boards? If either of these groups is unsure of fine limits of their
respective authorities, conflicts can, and often do, area. Fact Sheets 10 and 11 outline the roles of the
Trustees and fine role of fine Friends, specifically indicating where their work and communication should
overlap or complement each other.
There are typically two types of Trustee Boards - a) a governing board or b) an pull board.
The Governing Book is eller elected by the general population or is appointed by the city or town's
elected council. This type of board has full authority over the govemance of the library. This Board hires
the library director, sets policy, and works closely with the director in establishing and presenting the
library's budget to the city.
The advisory Board typically exists where the library is a city or county department, the library director is
hired by the city or county, and the library director reports directly to the city/county manager or mayor. The
Advisory Board typically has no
gumming authority though It may be an appointed or elected Board. By law in most states, this were still
has responsibility for assisting with policy setting, but does not have responsibility for the budget or the
all overall of the library director.
In both cases, the library Book of Trustees engages in the development of policies that govern library
services.
In both cases, the library Board of Trustees works with the library administration in planning and goal
setting for the library.
In both cases, the library Board of Trustees should meet at lead monthly with the library administration In
an open meeting where a Friends liaison should be
present and have an opportunity on the agenda to update the Board of Trustees on the Friends' activities.
In both cases, all members of a library Board of Trustees should become personal members of the Friends
at the highest level they are able.
Individually and collectively, Trustees should act as advocates of libraries and present the library point of
view to their locally- and n monally-elected legislators and leaders.
At least yearly, the library board should plan ajoint meeting to discuss mutual concerns win Friends. This
can be done in conjunction with a breakfast or dinner meeting.
Should a member of the library Board of Trustees also serve as a member of the Friends of Ne Library
Board? The generally accepted wisdom Is 'no.” There are a number of reasons for this:
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It can imbue a single member with more power and authority than his or her peers on each of the boards
There can be a perceived conflict if a member of the policy making Board is also in a decision making role
on the Friends Board that helps fund the library's services.
There can be a potential conflict of Interest when a policy the library Board of Trustees is proposing might
not be considered to be In the best Interest of the Friends. For example, deciding to glue discarded library
materials to an outsourced agency or proposing the establishment m a foundation for fundraising.
Even d your Trustee board and Friends board are working in perfect harmony right now, no precedent
should be set that will allow possible conflicts in the future. Though it is the case that a Trustee Board
member may take a leadership role in creating a new Friends group and therefore have a decision making
role in both for awhile; This should be considered a temporary necessity and the new Friends should elect
officers (other than library Trustees) as soon as possible.
Additional Resources
Tip Sheets
The Role of the Friends Board
Toolkits
Friends and Libraries: Working Effectively Together
Publications
101+ Great Ideas for Libraries and Friends (chapter on Organizational Effectiveness)
Webinars/Training
Short Takes for Trustees: Working with Friends
Other
Understanding Roles: The Separate But Complementary Roles of Friends, Trustees, and Library Directors
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Public Library Trustee Ethics
Statement
Official Statement from United for Libraries
Public library Trustees are accountable for the residual of the library as well as to see that the library
provides the best possible service to Its community. Every Trustee makes a personal commitment to
contribute the time and energy to lailhfully carry out his/her duties and responslbllttles effectively and with
absolute truth, honor and integrity.
• Trustees shall respect the opinions of their colleagues and not be critical or disrespectful when they
disagree or oppose a viewpoint different than their own.
• Trustees shall comply with all the laws, rules and regulations that apply to them and to their library.
• Trustees, in fulfilling their responsibilities, shall not be swayed by partisan interests, public pressure or
fear of criticism.
• Trustees shall not engage in discrimination of any kind and shall uphold library papers' rights to
privacy, in the use of library resources.
• Trustees must distinguish clearly In their actions and statements between their personal philosophies
and attitudes and those of the library, acknowledging and supporting the formal position of the Board
even R they disagree.
• Trustees must respect the confidential nature of library business and not disclose such information to
anyone. Trustees must also be aware of and in compliance with Freedom of Information laws
• Trustees must avoid situations In which personal interests might be served or financial benefits pined
as a resuh of their position or access to privileged library information, for either themselves or others.
• A Trustee shall Immediately disqualify him/herself whenever the appearance of or a contlict of Interest
exists.
• Trustees shall not use their True bon to gain urnvarranted privileges or advantages for themselves or
others from fine library or from those who do business with the library.
• Trustees shall not interfere with the management responsibilities of the director or supervision ef
library staff.
• Trustees shall support the efforts of librarians in resisting censorship of library materials by groups or
individuals.
Approved by the United for Libraries Board in January 2012
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Director's Report: December 2021
Welcome new Trustee'
It is a pleasure to welcome Claire Ritz Matthews as a new ICPL Trustee. Trustee
Matthews brings experience in several types of libraries, as wall as a great
understanding of haw libraries serve spec communities, and thus are each unique in
what they offer. Trustee Matthews fills an unexpired tens vacancy and will serve
through June 30, 2023.
City Finance Department Changes
Long-time City of Iowa City Finance Director Dennis Bockenstedt will be leaving his role
with the City at the end of December to pursue new professional opportunities. I include
this in my report for two reasons. Dennis was a critical partner for me as I learned the
budgeting tools and processes used here, and he has shown extraordinary grace and
understanding when new situations come up, we have issues with vendors, or I need
assistance with a library -budget -specific, obscure MUNI$ report, and I want to
recognize his impact. Secondly, while I doubt there will be any substantial changes to
Me budget process right away, a new Finance Director will most likely bring some
changes in philosophy and operational management. I will do my best to keep the
Board informed of any relevant changes to the budgeting process as we move forward.
Inservlca Day
Inservice Day is scheduled for Friday, December 10. As usual, the Inservice Day staff
committee has done an exceptional job planning a full day of enrichment, learning, and
opportunities to be together (HUGE THANKS to Mac Edwards, Alyssa Hanson, Anne
Mangan), Angie Pilkington, Amanda Ray, and Bran Visser). The committee took extra
care this year to ensure we could be physically together without compromising COVID-
19 best practices in distancing, and we will be meeting in the ballroom of the Graduate
Hotel for the first part of the day. In the aftemoon, we will mtum to the Libmry for
smaller group sessions. This year, we will be working with trainer Terry Whitson for the
first several hours of the day, and she will present her findings from group sessions with
staff related to culture and communication post-COVID-closure. She will outline the
themes and trends she heard from staff and outline some next steps we can collectively
Wks to continue to recover from COVID impacts. This will be a different type of training
than we typically do at staff day, and I am eager to see how staff respond to Terry's
report. By the time of our meeting, there will be more details to share, but the day looks
like it will be excellent.
Accreditation Update
ICPL will apply for reaccreditation to the State Library of Iowa in late February, 2022.
Like the last cycle, this will include an ADA review of a portion of our building, I will work
with Brad Gehrke on the ADA review and attempt W include a copy in the January
Boats packet for review, since this part of the process brought up a lot of Trustee
questions the last time it was included in the accreditation application. ICPL is currently
a Tier 3, accredited library, and I am confident we will remain at this rank in our renewal.
Legislators reception
The Annual Johnson County Public Library Legislators Reception was held on
Tuesday, December 7'". Held via Zoom, the event focused on ways Johnson County
Public Libraries have inaeased access postCOVID-closures. Legislators Kevin
Kinney, Amy Nielsen, Mary Masher and David Jacoby attended, as did a number of
Trustees and library staff. Its always a pleasure to share our appreciation with local
legislators and highlight the ways we are serving out communities. ICPL's slides
facused on increasing computer session length and making computer access easier,
auto -renewal of materials, expanded Bookmobile hours, Me new catalog, and Spanish
and Chinese bilingual Storytime offerings.
Best of the Crandic Awards
ICPL was awarded three Little Village "Best of the �p Alriw
Crandic" awards this year. Continuing last yeses
sweep, we were awarded 2021's Best Pandemic
Adaptation: Community, Best Public Restroom, and
Best Library. This local recognition speaks directly W
Me hard work staff do every day at the Library and in
Me community, including Me sometimes -overlooked A�
(but critical and difficult) maintenance of our heavily-
used public restrooms.
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Children's services
December 2021
Submitted by Angela Pilkington
Program News
READING:s
Our communitywide Winter Reading program for all ages
begins on December 32, 2021 and will end February 32,
2022. This year, along with celebrating our 125'"
Anniversary, we are declaring that 'Reading is a ra l".
Make sure to sign You and everyone you know up
www.icpl.om/wr Participants "whoop" finish will receive
this year's themed hot chocolate mug and a chance to win
a Downton District gift card.
The Ellen Buchanan Children's Room demands hosted ns'
namesake for a very special storytime. Ellen delighted the group
of Assyrians goers with marionettes, plush puppets and of
course, Bruce the Goose. We aren't quite sure when Ellen first
started doing Storytimes in the Children's Room, but she has
been a staple at the Iowa City Public Library since Aprd 1989,
when she recorded her first Internaw. That series,'Fell Me Your
Stull and then "One of a Kind" went on for ever 25 years. We
are thankful for Ellen's storytelling and love of children. To view
streaming video of Ellen Buchanan's interviews on the library
website, go W:
• Tell Me Your Stay: http://video-
stream.icpl.org/?s-tell+me+your♦sWq
• one of a Kind: http:uvldeo-
stream.icol.ore/?s=wnewf+a+kind
The annual Tweed Chess Tournament was
another great success. Over 30 tweeds
participated in this staple of the Library's
tween programming. The tournament Is
held in honor of Steve Young, who was
active In the community's chess
population until his death In 2012. Each
year, Eric Vigil volunteers his time to us by
helping to coordinate the day to make
re the day goes smoothly. He is pictured
here (in Yellow) with all ofthe days
Outreach Collection News
I am delighted to share a recent email comment I received
"I just wanted to let you know what a wonderful surprise it was to walk into work today
and see all the new beautiful books in our library. I know kids, parents and teachers are
over the moon about the incredible bounty of Stories, perspectives and characters you
continue to make accessible to them through your kindness, compassion and
Take care and thanks a million for the everyday magic you bring to our lives,
Fiona Zachel, office manager, for pheasant Ridge Neighborhood Center
The day before, Casey Mamard, took over sirry new items and cleaned up their librsry area. pheasant
Ridge is one of three locations that Casey, as the Children' Librarian takes care of each month. Casey
urates the collection, selecting and buying new books, processes the books, and delivers the books.
While at the outreach site, she will weed and clean up the shelves for the families that use the books.I
am very appreciative of all the work she puts Into these collections and the places they go.
Display News
The Children's Room has a
Display case right outside
our m deer. In
October, we celebrated
Dia de los Muertos with a
beautiful display created
by children's librarian,
Marl gesticulator. She also
put together our
DiNovember display case
with ovens dinosaurs for
Children of all ages to
learn fun fad and to spy.
This December we
welcome the Harte
School of Art to display
their students' very
talented and gorgeous
works.
Collection Services Department Report
Prepared for the December 16, 2021 Meeting of the Iowa City Public Library Board of Trustees
Anne Mangano, Collection Services Coordinator
More Streaming Options Available to Patrons
On Tuesday, December Ph, the Iowa City Public Library introduced hoopla, a digital streaming
service that offers full music albums, movies, television, eBooks, audiobooks, and comics/grephic
novels.
We hope that hoopla will supplement our existing digital collection services PmrDrive (saddle:,
audiobooks, and magazines) and "nosy (movies and documentaries), hoopla is a pay -per -use
simultaneous access platform, which means we pay a fee for each item checked out by our
patrons. There are no holds or waitlists.
Prices range from $0.99 to $3.99 a
circulation, the average cost is $1.]8. To put
this cost into perspective, K immy charges
$1.99 to $3 99 per movie use. If we were to
take advantage of OverDme's cost per use
models, they charge up to $5.99 a use for
Popular entities or $9.99 for audiobooks. We
typically stay away from OverDrive for cost -
per -use and only use n in a very limited
fashion, such as support for our book club
programs.
hoopla is particularly strong on backlist
titles, which will expand our offerings of eBook comic, and audiobook titles. In the coming
months, selectors will look at data to determine how to adjust our digital buying strategy,
including when to lean into OverDdve, where eBook and audiobooks are pretty expensive and
need to be repurchased on a regular basis, and when to let hoopla serve as the way to access
the consent. We are continually evaluating our digital collections to find the right balance of
expanding access to digital collections without negatively impacting other well -used collections,
such as print.
There are over one million titles available on hoopla, including a variety of items in over 75
different languages. To ensure we are able to offer a large vadety of titles, users are limited to
eight hems a month. Access Is available to resident cardholders: Iowa City, Hill; Who Tree,
University Heights, and rural Johnson County. Iowa City Community School Dil AIM card
users living in our service areas can also use hoopla.
To sign up, go to Thus //www hodolzd tel com.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY REPORT
(December, 2021) Brent Palmer, IT Coordinator
New Catalog Adoption
Here I provide a quick preview on
adoption rates of the new catalog—aalymcpome —xwan ltyl.wp/
as far. starting on October 26 the as
new catalog was made available Hermitage Switchover Nov 161
to the public. We had a small
amount of use initially, but the ag
old catalog was still more
papular. On November 16 when Reler time Met 261
our website was switched to a
point to the new catalog, you can
see the traffic nip- flopped and
now our new catalog is the most °
used. What's left is mainly gg!sl °�+°S. S. os WN6 s'�`P fin 4s''P''�`'W�
y users gis ass . w�'.wc�'w x was 0 was N6 s, o.ra00 00 c.go
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taboo catalog directly °
a egner a bookmark or bytyping the web address, a method we plan roux by redirecting the old catalog wen address
to the new.
Background: Collection Security and ID
The Library uses ROD technology for collection security and identification. Much of the hands-on activity to make this
system work happens in the Collection Services department and is heavily integrated into their workflow. Most of the
items in the collection have an RFID tag affixed, programmed with an ID connecting it to a rerord in the catalog. The tags
also support a "securM bit" which keeps track of whether the item has been checked out. When an item is check" out
at a desk, the Sierra Desktop client changes the security bit using an RFID pad Installed at the desk. At the self -check
stations, the software Is able to do the same. As materials are check" In, the security bit Is reset.
Components
Gates and Server -The biggest component both In terms of size and complexity are the gates at the entrance. negates
alert staff when anitem with the security bb set passes through the gates. Software running at the Help Desk
workstations, contacts a server which then displays the information about the Rem to staff working there.
RFID Pacts -There are various RFID pads distributed throughout the Library Including Service Desks, Self{beckout,
Check-in and of course Collection services.
DVD Dnlppkern-The DVD unlockers that we use here at IOPL are not able to check the DVDs out. They only examine the
security bit on the item and then unlock the nem if onset. They are surprisingly expensive)
Software -All of the RFID pads require software of some kind to interact with them.
Licensing and Support
We Pay a vendor for hardware and software support an the components above. The software also requires a license to
urg
Discussion
Forany aspect of IT management, It Is dlHcultto navigate the tradeoff of whether mentalning support Is worth the
money. This one in particular pushes the limit as this equipment doesn't tend to wear out and we've rarely had to draw
on the support options. And in a wider sense, we have debated whether the cost in staff time and RFID tags offsets what
would have been lost in theft. But given that an automated materials handier system is being considered, for which RFID
is pretty much required, perhaps that balance will change.
Development Once Aepart
Prepared for the Board of Trustees
Iowa City Public Library
by Patty McCarthy, Director of Development
December 16, 2021
Online Arts & Crafts Bazaar
Shop loon and help grow the Iowa City Public Library this holiday
samorm. Hundreds of treasures created by local artisans are now
available to buy from the online Arts & Crafts Bazaar. Sales
proceeds from the Bazaar will add more library experiences for
everyone.
The ninth annual Bazaar is hosted by the Iowa City Public Library
Friends Foundation to benefit the Library. Prices begin at $2 for
the one -of -a -kind handcrafted items which are made and
donated by community members for the Bazaar. New hems are
being added to the online sale site nearly every day.
Shoppers can arrange to pick up their purchases from the library
or select free local delivery, through the Iowa Ury Delivers service of the Iowa City Downtown District.
Book Bunches@The Book End
To continue the'shopping with purpose'theme, hundreds of books and DVDs are available at bargain prices
at the Book End store. Two specials are being offered at the second floor store through December 31.
Buy four books and receive one free book, and buy'Surr ise
Bunches of Booksl' Those are sealed bags labeled by genre, such as
SURPRISE
mysteries or non-fiction, which contain 5 adult hooks for $20.
BUNCH OF
'Surprise Bunches'of children's books are $10.
BOOKS
For those who prefer to request a genre, message us on the Book
End's Facebook page h ti s://wwaivDin book.com?M1eBooki nd or
email thebaakendA ncol.ore with a brief description of what to
include, Fiction? Nonfiction? Ch!ldren's? Young Adult?
After we reply to your message, pay for your Back Bunch by credit
card orPaygnalus. Weil create your bunch and arrange for pick up
FRIENDS
hon the libraryorfree delivery in Iowa City, Coralvillq and North
Dberty thanksto the Iowa City Downtown District.
Welcome Amber Capps!
Amber Cappsjoined the Development Office staHthis month as part-time Development Once Assistant.
Her background Includes experience with fundalsln& bookkeeping and marketing. Welcome Amber!
Please Give This Year
Powerthe next 125 years of exciting Iowa City Public library service with a
financial donation to the Iowa City Public library Friends Foundation. Give online
before or an December 31, 2021, to became eligible For a Federal Income tax
deduction for cash gifts of up W $300. That special provis!Dn of the CARES Act
continues this year. Thank You forgiving as generously as You can -all amounts
make a big difference for everyone through the ICPLI
The out, made, The owly Iowan. Noveorder 16,2021*Imps>lmilyiuwauonm/2o2v1v16ncpk- art -m-gawuMin, howa-
the ii city -community -to take -home -art for -free
ICP L's Art -to -Go collection allows the
Iowa City community to take home art
forfree
Not everyone can afford original art in their home, but it can still be
accessible by checking it out at the Iowa City Public Library's Art -to -
Go collection, which features artwork from Iowa City locals.
Olivia Augustide,Arts Reporter
Navingoriginal artwork in a spxe can greatly add to its
everyone The Iowa City Public Library Golan a step towards
accessible artwith its Art -to Go collection
Ins than a dozen posters and pieces of local art were donated
to the library Theory, there are over,00wukaofart in the
Cantllce Smith, who currently coordinates the Art to Go
collection. said the Iowa City library is one of verytew libraries
In the state handed coli, a service am the library s Pointed is
III largerthan that offered byother Toronto
Gabby orrea
Art that can be cnodded not I .... n at the Iowa City Public Library in
Iowa City Tuesday.bass 9,2021. (Gabby oreell Dually lowanl
browud through in person rtthe library Two pieces of art can be dreck d out at wooden two months at some
Smth said in addition to notes billtp a goal of Ne program is to use visual art as an educational tooh
fine a different method of learning In some ways Smith mid. 'it Phone my own self to learning shout art'
Though Smith does occasionally buy art tithe collection independents, she said oneoftbe main ways artworks are collected is through
the Art Porcbaze Prize Composition.
The Art Purchase Prize Competition is ajuried¢rest far artistermr'a rude live work, or exhibit their art in the Iowa City area. It
requires Mal artists have bean in against competition prior to submittingtheir work Nthe Art Purchase Prize, Wt this rule may be relared
After digital photons ofthe artwork are submitted, Smith discusses which images needto be viewed in person with her Art Advisory
Committee, whim b made up of City locals mwmeeo in the arts community.
a working artist In l owa Cry
for 20 years and was lmmWN with art in public sdcoling for 18 were
She sad itwas Interesting to sionthe ccmmitteefrvm an addid a perspective, and thMthe members each came from very different
'We try to create a balance beaxi know. different types start d ownl to diff¢renttypea N people: sap Ash. 'I think kind adjust
son iq u p with a welI-mundes mIIM ion, you know, a miMure of IaMso pes and portraits antl mayhe ahrtrad wrsm p-chrUmphor
Ash said the Aft to Go collection makes art access)
purchase prize winner of W1&b submit his wary,
Atthe itme, Hayes was a great student seen king towards his MFA In ad and ad history when he saw
Hayes said hetvul it was powerlulfor people[o be able to check art art like that would airythIng else add keep it in their ha nds,
'Wranneran enjoyywr art, and that s the reason why l reallywanted shapely, bee: ause Ifeel I, ke art,hmld be occurred by eaeryore( Hays
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Minutes of the Recorded Regular Meeting
November 182021 DRAFT
Members Present Carol Kirsch, Tom Rocklin, Derek Johnk, Was Kim, Robin Paetzold, Hannah
Shultz. Dan Stevenson
Members Absent: Daniel Keranen
Staff/Others Present: Elsworth Carman, Amanda Ray, Mara Cole, Angie Pilkington, Jason
Pau lios, Brent Palmer, Patty McCarthy. Anne Mangano, Alyssa Hanson, Sam Helmick
Call Meeting to Order: President Kirsch called the meeting to order at 5:06 pm. A quorum was
present.
Approval of November 18, 2021 Board Meeting Agenda
Kirsch asks if approving the agenda was necessary. Carman said he will confirm. Derek Johnk
made the motion t0 approve the meeting agenda. Hannah Shultz seconded. Motion carried.
Public Discussion: None
hems to be discussed:
Carman requested a change in the order of items to be discussed, moving New Catalog Update
from Staff Reports up to first to discuss.
New Catalog Update Anne Mangano provided a report and reviewed the highlights of how the
New Catalog project came to be and how its working so far. Johnk asked how it affects inter-
library loan, Brent Palmer responded that there were no ILL capabilities whh the old catalog,
but there are other products and options that we could integrate in future. He also said the
mobile app was just redone, is independent but there are possibilities for cross features. Alyssa
Hanson demonstrated how to navigate the New Catalog, highlighting changes and new
features.
Appoint Committee to Evaluate Director Comment- This is a regularly scheduled agenda Rem.
Kirsch appointed Shultz, Paetzold, and Kim to the committee.
Policy Review: 813 Unattended Children Comment: This is a regularly scheduled agenda item.
The Board reviewed the policy.
Policy Review: 817 Alcohol in the Library Comment: This is a regularly scheduled agenda item.
Board action required. Derek Johnk made the motion to approve the policy as written. Tom
Rocklin seconded. Motion passed.
Staff Reports:
Directors Report—Carman had a budget meeting with the City and it went well. He will be
participating on a Zoom call on December 7m to say thank you to legislators. Carman also gave a
Board Recognition Dinner Update, providing guidelines from Johnson County Public Health to
justify that it's still too early to plan an in-person meeting.
Department Reports:
Adult Services—Jason Paulma provided a report. He said Small Engine hasn't been a resource
the Library has been able to offer before.
Community & Access Services — Sam Helmick provided a report. Kirsch asked what collection
inspection is, Helmick said it's looking for stains and wear and tear, shifting and dusting our
collections, and generally making it more engaging for our patrons. Carman added that there
has been a significant shift on books being challenged in libraries, and for all to be aware and be
prepared to be impactful.
Development Office— Patty McCarthy said thank you to Kirsch and others who went to Prairie
Lights bookstore for the fundraiser on Sunday, and mentioned someone placed a $600 online
order. Eat Out to Read Is December 8" at Nodo, both locations. Surprise Bunches of Books are
back in the building and online. The arts and crafts bazaar will be held online, and hope to get
that online soon.
Staff Inservice Day Report Information provided in the packet. Kirsch encourages those who
can to attend, and finds R very worthwhile and well run.
Miscellaneous: Nothing to report.
President's Report: Kirsch wished all a happy Thanksgiving, encouraged attendance at Inservico
Day, and offered appreciation for the evaluation committee's willingness to serve.
Announcements from Members: Nothing to report
Committee Reports: Friends Foundation met November 91". Shultz reviewed tax forms that
were turned in last week. The Rook Gala happened, and Arts and Crafts have a call for
donations that starts around Thanksgiving.
Communications: Included in the packet.
Consent Agenda: Johnk made the motion to approve the consent agenda as written. Kim
seconded. Motion carried.
Set Agenda for November Meeting:
Accreditation form, if deemed necessary.
Adjournment: Kirsch closed the meeting at 5:50 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Amanda Ray
Supervising librarian
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120.00
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370.00
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435055
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222
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16.19
112621
266012
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30.41
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30.41
10550110
435059
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324.00
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324.00
10550110
436050
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010475
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1208217446
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189.00
112621
265934
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189.00
10550110
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9892544644
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2022 5 INV P
372.79
112621
266034
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372.79
10550110
449120
Equipment Ren=al
011736
KONICA MINOLTA BASIN
74376131
0
2022 5 P
114.30
112621
265961
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011898
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N9126961
0
2022 5 INV P
758.31
112621
28556
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872.61
300
449260
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102921LG
0
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23.00
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265417
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23.00
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10010475
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1208217131EGG
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22 5.21
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225.21
10550110
469360
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282.20
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282.20
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2,689.22
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10550121
430030
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24,154.22
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12.13
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2022 5 INV P
2,092.88
111221
28077
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010319
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20211123140952
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2,659.13
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4,]64.14
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4,764.14
10050121
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160.00
110521
265215
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010712
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312173208
0
2022 5 INV P
6,847.00
112621
266002
EAC/ Annual SecVlce
010901
JOE'S QUALITY WINDOW
20261
0
2022 5 INV P
150.00
111921
265542
FAC/Lowen Ootid, W
014366
QRRIN LLC
215604751
0
2022 5 INV P
1,152.28
110521
265253
EAC/Quarterly FLY B
014457
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527272
0
2022 5 INV P
72.00
112621
28525
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ACCOUNT TOTAL
8,301.28
10550121
442G20
5 aMa
010023
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90533278
0
2022 5INV P
625.21
111921
28142
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625.21
10550121
442030
N y 6 Cooling RAM Servioes
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010392
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8863
0
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1,551.20
111921
28140
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1,551.20
10550121
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120.05
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120.05
1050121
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4100222632
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191.87
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191.87
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383.74
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452040
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10290
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632.73
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245.48
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4101548332
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163.76
132621
308.69
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1.792.00
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139183
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1,259.00
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4,782.24
10550121
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010609
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248.24
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248.24
10550321
466311000
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217901
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312.50
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312.50
10550121
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479.88
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0
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351.00
112621
830.08
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830.88
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46,153.70
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2598936
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2022 5 INV P
477.50
132621
963.98
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MB 133749
0
2022 5 INV P
1.375.00
110521
ACCOUNT TOTAL
2,638.98
10550140
444080
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010475
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1208210250
0
2022 5Software
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442.10
112621
010525
ENCOMPASS IONA LLC
11879
0
2022 5 INV P
982.00
111221
ACCOUNT TOTAL
1,424.10
10550140
455120
Miss Computes NBnPvave
010475
GREENBTATE CREDIT O
1208210250
0
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566.72
132621
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566.72
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4,629.80
10550150
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421300
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4.21
132621
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4.21
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4.21
10550151
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1028215D
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100.00
111221
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100.00
10550151
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010373
pa5540140
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107950
0
2022 5 P
110.27
111921
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110.27
10550151
445250
Inter -Library Loans
000119
SHAPIRO LIBRARY
IL: 201563581
0
2022 5 INV P
115.00
110521
ACCOUNT OCTAL
115.00
10550151
4b9320
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010475
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1208217131EGG
0
20225INV P
.25
112621
010475
GREENSTATE CREDIT N
1208217446
0
2022 5 INV P
27.57
132621
010475
GREENSTATE CREDIT N
1208217792
0
2022 5 INV P
146.39
112621
26594Internet
2659455 Internet Se tva cc
265246 IT/ Data Pees for 1
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28064 IT/ IT Essentials .
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265966 Tyler Totten Nov 2
265369 AO/Teen Workplace 5
28136 AD/3,000 ILL Book C
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307.70
251.21
ACCOUNT TOTAL
307.70
ACCOUNT TOTAL
251.21
10550152
469320 043
10550151
469360
Eoctl5Ve
010475
GREENSTATE CREDIT D
1208217446
0
010475
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112621
1208217446
0
20INVP
22
29.99
112621
265934
APilkiogtoNMaste¢c
010475
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1208217792
0
2022 5 INV P
117.3a
112621
265932
JPaol ios/Mart¢¢caetl
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INTERSTATE CREDIT U
1208217446
147.32
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29.99
112621
265934
APilkmgton/Mast¢r,
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147.32
29.99
10510152
9 9370
ORO 10550151 TOTAL
723.80
10550152
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55586404
616 Public
9¢ ¢vices -
20.68
112621
265947
LIBRARY MATERIALS
10550152
43ID80
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f5 ¢sINV
016092
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236
0
20230 P
75.00
111221
265443
CHI/ Latin Music/Mar
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e¢ s
ACCOUNT TOTAL
75.00
10550159
435G59
10550152
469320
Miscellaneo,a SCPplies
011328
LITTLE VILLAGE MAGA2
9730
0
010475
GREEKSTATE
CREDIT U
1208217131EGG
0
2 022 5 INV P
15.17
112621
265935
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010475
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CREDIT D
1208217446
0
20 5
22 INV P
292.53
112621
265934
APllkm on/Mast¢..
307.70
ACCOUNT TOTAL
307.70
10550152
469320 043
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010475
GREENSTATE CREDIT D
1208217446
0
2022 5 INV P
168.00
112621
265934
APilkingtoNMastelc
ACCOUNT TOTAL
168.00
10010475
Food Beverages
INT
INTERSTATE CREDIT U
1208217446
0
2022 INV P
29.99
112621
265934
APilkmgton/Mast¢r,
ACCOUNT TOTAL
29.99
10510152
9 9370
Pi6nct
a2022
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1NGRAM LI HARRY SERV1
55586404
0
5 INV P
20.68
112621
265947
LIBRARY MATERIALS
ACCOUNT TOTAL
20.68
ORA 10550152 TOTAL
601.37
10550159
Lib Public
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10550159
435G59
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a20221n5INV
011328
LITTLE VILLAGE MAGA2
9730
0
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350.00
112621
265963
CAS/AEve Rlsing
ACCOUNT TOTAL
350.00
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(CITY OF IMA CORE
IINWICE LIST BY GL ACCOUNT
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10550159
469320
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1208217131EGG
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37.58
112621
265935
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010475
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U
1208217149BNM
0
2022 5 INV P
39.00
112621
265933
EHelaic k/Ma9t..Card
76.58
ACCOUNT TOTAL
76.58
ORO 10550159 TOTAL
426.58
10550160
Library
Collection
Services
10550160
435010
Data Processing
011060
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MR0137021440863
0
2022 5INV P
292.00
111221
265432
LIBRARY MATERIALS
ACCOUNT TOTAL
292.00
10550160
445140
Enter de Printing P 1nt
010373
PI PRINT ING
107932
0
2022 5INV P
53.12
111921
28136
LIBRARY MATERIALS
ACCOUNT TOTAL
53.12
10550160
445270
Libcacy Material R Be[Vicee
a5
010475
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U
1208210292
0
2022 INV P
565.59
112621
265936
AMangano/ Maete¢ar
010509
BAYER s
TAYIAM
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200055102021V
0
2022 5 INV P
853.69
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
ACCOUNT TOTAL
1,419.28
10550160
4691EID
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010509
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INC C
N654579DM
0
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112621
265906
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010510
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7035719
0
2022 5 INV P
963.09
111921
265504
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010546
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501208941
0
2022 5 INC P
297.25
111221
265424
LIBRARY MATERIALS
ACCOUNT TOTAL
1,269.90
ORO 10550160 OCTAL
3,034.30
10550210
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Children',
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10550210
9
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2036112487
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110521
265153
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010509
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2036129522
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2022 5 INV P
276.03
111221
265351
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010509
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2036150640
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157.a8
110521
265153
LIBRIgif MATERIALS
010509
BAKER &
PAYOLA
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2036192699
0
2022 5 INV P
161.33
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
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2036213923
0
2022 5 INV P
167.59
110521
265153
LIBRARY
010509
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2036233679
0
2022 5 INV P
43.62
111221
265351
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010509
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2036233757
0
2022 5 INIV P
24.93
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10509
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2036240109
0
2022 5 INV P
505.71
110521
265153
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010509
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2036241217
0
2022 5 INV P
382.11
110521
265153
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010509
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2036245923
0
2022 5 INV P
268.26
111221
265351
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010509
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2036250917
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2022 5 INV P
219.93
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0105D9
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2036254341
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81.69
110521
265153
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010509
BA
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2036255089
0
2022
5
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412.58
131221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
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INC C
2036256155
0
2022
5
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354.98
110521
265153
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010509
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INC C
2036251661
0
2022
5
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28.53
112621
265905
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010509
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2036251690
0
2022
5
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183.29
111221
265351
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
BAYER I
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2036251834
0
2022
5
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14.31
111221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
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INC C
2036259335
0
2022
5
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196.66
111221
265351
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010509
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2036261155
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2022
5
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61.61
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LIBRU�Vf MATERIALS
010509
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2036261643
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405.95
111221
265351
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
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2036261181
0
2022
5
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128.05
111221
265351
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010509
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INC C
2036264180
0
2022
5
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310.55
111221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
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2036265160
0
2022
5
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40.10
112621
265905
LIBRU�Vf MATERIALS
010509
BAKER &
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2036261256
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5
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61.00
111221
265351
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
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2036213589
0
2022
5
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288.35
112621
265905
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010509
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2036214288
0
2022
5
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425.35
112621
265905
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010509
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2036211416
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149.60
112621
265905
LIBRU�Vf MATERIALS
010509
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2036211811
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218.88
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
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2036211819
0
2022
5
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44.10
111221
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LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036280081
0
2022
5
INV P
104.05
112621
265905
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036282477
0
2022
5
INV p
1.21
112621
265905
LIEFUULY MATERIALS
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036281531
0
2022
5
INV P
247.07
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
BAKER I
TAYLOR
INC C
2036290192
0
2022
5
INV P
390.46
112621
265905
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036291014
0
2022
5
INV P
285.16
112621
265905
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036293810
0
2022
5
INV p
84.90
112621
265905
LIBRU�Vf MATERIALS
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036294482
0
2022
5
INV P
200.82
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
BAKER I
TAYLOR
INC C
2036294911
0
2022
5
INV P
150.10
112621
265905
LIBRARY
010509
BARER 5
TAYLOR
INC C
2036301114
0
2022
5
INV P
231.66
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
1.909.45
010536
INGRAM
LIBRARY
SERVI
55283630
0
2022
5
INV P
120.10
112621
265941
LIBRARY
0536
INGILkM
LIBRARY
CENCI
55368120
0
2022
5
INV p
21.62
111221
265388
L
10536
1NGRAM
IT BARRY
$RAV1
55392182
0
2022
5
INV P
41.95
111221
265388
LIBRARY HATERTAIS
010536
i
i
55465098
0
2022
5
INV P
51.10
112621
265941
LIBRARY
010536
INGRAM
LIBRARY
SERVI
55465099
0
2022
5
INV P
52.86
112621
265941
LIBRARY
0536
INGIYOM
LIBRARY
CENCI
55543011
0
2022
5
INV p
42.51
112621
265941
LIBRCRVY MATERIALS
010536
1NGRAM
IT BARRY
$RAV1
55586404
0
2022
5
INV P
83.30
112621
265941
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010536
i
i
55609002
0
2022
5
INV P
23.13
112621
265941
LIBRARY
010536
INGRAM
LIBRARY
SERVI
55656819
0
2022
5
INV P
32.22
112621
265941
LIBRARY MATERIALS
469.99
015502
ICE CUBE PRIOR
LLC
5142
0
2022
5
INV P
13.00
111221
265301
LIBRARY MATERIALS
ACCOUNT TOTAL
8.392.44
10550210
411030
Book(I
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..alogetl)
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036256155
202
481.
98
] 0521
265153
LIBRCRVY MATERIALS
10509
B
AYLOA
INC C
2036264180
0
2022
5
INV P
213.88
1
265351
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
BAKER I
TAYLOR
INC C
2036261256
0
2022
5
INV P
11.18
111221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036213589
0
2022
5
INV P
21.16
112621
265905
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER 5
TAYLOR
INC C
2036301114
0
2022
5
INV P
48.08
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
12/07/2021 10:32
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(CITY OF IOWA
IIMICB LIST
INVOICE
CORE
BY GL ACCOUNT
PO 16M/PA SYP 9
NAIWMI
CSCE
IF 8
aplmgla
DESCRIPTION
84228
010536
INGLAA LIBRARY
ERNST
55283630
0
2022 5 INV P
173.54
112621
265947
LIBRARY
010536
1NGRAM LIBRARY
$RAVI
55586404
0
2022 5 INV P
20.68
112621
265947
LIBRARY MATERIALS
194.22
AS COUNT TOTAL
11036.50
10550210
411040
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Books (Cat/eefoeen)
010509
BAKER A TAYLOR
INC C
2036150640
2022 5 INV P
9.99
110521
565153
LIBRARY
010509
B ANCER
INC C
2036241217
0
2022 5 INV P
14.37
110521
265153
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
BAKER I TAYLOR
INC C
2036264180
0
2022 5 INV P
24.19
111221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER & TAYLOR
INC C
2036287537
0
2022 5 INV P
7.18
112621
265905
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER 5 TAYLOR
INC C
2036301114
0
2022 5 INV P
9.49
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
73.20
536
INGRAM LIBRARY
SERVI
55293638
0
2022 5 INv P
19.51
112621
265947
LIBRARY
10536
1NGRAM IT SUDAN
NEPAL
55368120
0
2022 5 INV P
4.59
111221
265388
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010536
INGFOTI LIBRARY
SERVI
55609002
0
2022 5 INV P
11.39
112621
265949
LIBRARY
010536
INGRAM LIBRARY
NERVI
55656879
0
2022 5 INV P
13.78
112621
265947
LIBRARY MATERIALS
49.25
ACCOUNT TOTAL
122.45
10550210
491010
Mvol Oatle0le-eBOok¢
011068
OVERDRIVE INI
013900021429216
0
2022 5 INV P
212.31
110521
265254
LIBRARY
011068
OVERDRIVE INC
013700021435873
0
2022 5 INV P
96.93
111221
265432
LIBRARY
11068
OVERDRIVE INC
81390DA21425010
0
2022 5 INv P
58.9a
1
265254
LIBRARY
011068
OVERDRIVE INC
01390DA21429690
0
2022 5 INV P
24.99
110521
265254
LIBRARY MATERIALS
393.16
ACCOUNT TOTAL
393.16
10550210
477100
P Aoo
0115457
LIBRARY IDEAS
LLC
85421
0
20225 NV P
119.05
110521
265224
LIBRARY MATERIALS
ACCOUNT TOTAL
119.85
0210
477120
0
CINV
015458
FIN DANAY WORLD
LLC
365409
0
2022dr5
P
59.99
110521
265182
LIBRARY MATERIALS
ACCOUNT TOTAL
59.99
10550210
499160
Video Recordings
010546
MIDWEST TAPE
501155416
0
2022 5 INV P
15.99
110521
265235
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010546
MI DWEST TAPE
501106863
0
2022 5 INV P
48.74
111221
265424
LIBRARY
010546
MI DWEET TAPE
501230345
0
2022 5 INV P
94.19
112621
265971
LIBRARY MATERIALS
12/07/2021 10:32
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(CITY OF TOWA CITY
IINVOIVE LIST BY ON ACCOUNT
ItlWIC6 PO 1MR/PA SYS 9
RESUBMIT
CHECK
IP 9
laplmgla
BESCRIMM
138.92
ACCOUNT
TOTAL
138.92
10550210
477250
Ponnloa Gable
Media
011068
OVERDRIVE INC
070DA21416671
0
2022
5
INV p
79.00
110521
265254
LIBRARY
011068
OVERDRIVE INC
1300A21425010
0
2022
5
INC110521
28.30
265254
LIBRARY MATERIALS
107.30
015034
RANOPY
INC
270036 - PPO
0
2022
5
INC P
190.00
111221
265413
LIBRARY MATERIALS
ACCOUNT TOTAL
297.30
ORB 10550210
TOTAL
10,560.61
10550220
LSE[a [y
Atlu
l[ alS
tksl(Cat/Ci,)
10550220
477020
B
010475
GREENSTATE CREDIT
U
1208210292
0
2022
5
INV P
50.00
112621
265936
AM119111/ Maatemae
010509
BAKER I
TAYLOR
INC C
0003249612
0
2022
5
C
-112.00
110521
265153
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
0003249613
0
2022
5
CNN p
-125.00
110521
265153
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC 1
112481
0
20225
INV p
15.37
110521
265153
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER
TAYLOR
INC C
2036150640
0
2022
5
INV P
636.19
110521
265153
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
B
C
2036192699
0
2022
5
INV P
325.92
112621
265905
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036237368
0
2022
5
INV P
73.29
111221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036241217
0
20225
INV p
1
.49
110521
265153
LIBRARY
010509
A
TAYLOR
INC C
2036242596
0
2022
5
301.11
111221
265351
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
BAKER I
TAYLOR
INC C
2036246294
0
2022
5
INV P
251.36
111221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036250917
0
2022
5
INV P
853.85
110521
265153
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036254341
0
20225
INV p
44.20
110521
265153
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036254855
0
2022
5
INV P
65.07
111221
265351
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
BAKER I
TAYLOR
INC C
2036254922
0
2022
5
INV P
197.92
111221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYILCR
INC C
2036256155
0
2022
5
INV P
418.28
110521
265153
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC I
036257034
0
2022
5
INV p
312.63
111221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER I
TAYLOR
INC C
2036259335
0
2022
5
INV P
334.05
111221
265351
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
B
C
2036264180
0
2022
5
INV P
648.98
111221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYILCR
INC C
2036265099
0
2022
5
INV P
158.12
111221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC 1
036265410
0
2022
5
INV p
207.67
111221
265351
LIBRARY
10509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036267256
0
2022
5
INV P
286.11
111221
265351
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
BAYER I
TAYLOR
INC C
2036271571
0
2022
5
INV P
256.96
111221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYILCR
INC C
2036271039
0
2022
5
INV P
346.96
111221
265351
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036273589
0
2022
5
INV p
646.54
112621
265905
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036277416
0
2022
5
INV P
229.83
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
BAKER I
TAYLOR
INC C
2036278092
0
2022
5
INV P
84.28
112621
265905
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYILCR
INC C
2036280087
0
2022
5
INV P
1,404.78
112621
265905
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
2036282099
0
2022
5
INV p
118.a6
112621
265905
LIBRARY
10509
BAKER &
TAYLOR
INC C
203628538B
0
2022
5
INV P
270.09
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
010509
BAKER I
TAYLOR
INC C
2036287537
0
2022
5
INV P
619.96
112621
265905
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER &
TAYILCR
INC C
2036290644
0
2022
5
INV P
137.51
112621
265905
LIBRARY
010509
BAKER 5
TAYLOR
INC 1
2036291074
0
2022
5
INV P
1,079.49
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
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0105D9 BAKER & AYICR INC C 2036293818
010509 BA C 2036294444
010509 BAKER & TAYLOR INC C 2036294702
010509 BAKER & TAYLOR INC C 2036294919
010509 BAKER & PRYOR INC C 2036298798
010509 BAKER I TAYLOR INC C 2036301114
010509 BAKER & TAYLOR INC C 2036302564
010509 BAKER & TAYLOR INC C 2036302704
010509 BAKER s TAYLOR INC C 5017318097
010520 CENTER POINT PUBLISH 1881628
010520 ISMER POINT PUBLISH 1802520
010520 CENTER POINT PUBLISH 1808453
010531 GANG GROUP 76020638
010531 EAGER GROUP 76024706
010531 GALE GROUP 16044435
010531 GALE GROUP 76053147
010531 GROUP
010531 EAGER GROUP 760104115
010531 GALE GROUP 76157057
010531 GALE GR 76161852
010531 GA 76175669
010531 GALE GROUP 76175845
0536 INGEOVA LI SCOPE GRIOT 55283638
010536 INSEAM IT BARRY $RAVI 55368120
010536 INGRAGGY LIBRARY ABNEY 55392182
010536 INGRAM LIBRARY BERVI 55465090
00536 INGICUM LIBRARY GRANT 55465059
10536 INGRAM IT BARRY $RAVI 55543011
010536 INGRAM LIBRARY ABNEY 55586404
010536 INGUAM LIBRARY BERVI 55609002
010536 1NGRA4 LIBRARY GERM 55656879
010750 IOWA POETRY ASSOCIAT IPA2021
015582 ICE CUBE PRESS LLC 5142
10550220 477040
010475 GREENS TATE CReOIT U 1208210292
0 2022
5
INV P
311.71
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
0 2022
5
INV P
186.95
132621
265905
LIBRARY PATERIALS
0 2022
5
INV P
115.81
112621
265905
LIBRARY
0 2022
5
1 w P
57.76
112621
265905
L
0 2022
5
INV P
262.47
112621
265905
LIBRARY MATERIALS
0 2022
5
INO P
478.98
132621
265905
LIBRARY NATERIALS
0 2022
5
INV P
326.98
112621
265905
LIBRARY
0 2022
5
1 w P
452.51
112621
265905
L S
0 2022
5
INV P
185.63
11 621
265904
LIBRARY MATERIALS
15,601.67
0 2022
5
INV P
138.42
111221
265357
LIBRARY MATERIALS
0 2022
5
INO P
56.17
111221
265357
LIBRARY
0 2022
5
INV P
138.42
112621
265912
LIBRARY MATERIALS
Boake (cat/RelerenCe)
333.01
0 2022
0 2022
5
INV P
116.76
112621
111221
265379
LIBRARY
0 2022
5
INV P
60.78
111Ri
265319
L S
265G79
LIBRARY MATERIALSS
0 2022
5
INV P
115.16
111221
265379
LIBRARY NATERIAL
0 2022
5
INV P
28.79
111221
265379
LIBRARY
0 2022
5
INV P
30.39
112621
0 2022
5
INV P
29.59
112621
265927
LIBRARY MATERIALS
0 2022
5
INV P
31.19
112621
265927
LIBRARY
0 2022
5
INV P
24.79
112621
265927
LIBRARY
0 2022
5
INV P
30.39
112621
265927
LIBRARY MATERIALS
525.42
0 2022
5
INV P
37.64
112621
265947
L
0 2022
5
INV P
36.99
111221
265388
LIBRARY MATERIALS
0 2022
5
INV P
10.77
111221
265388
LIBRARY
0 2022
5
INV P
20.97
112621
265947
LIBRARY
0 2022
5
INV P
40.72
112621
265947
L S
0 2022
5
INV P
30.37
112621
265947
LIBRARY MATERIALSS
0 2022
5
INO P
77.60
132621
265947
LIBRARY NATERIAL
0 2022
5
INV P
188.95
112621
265947
LIBRARY
0 2022
5
INV P
18.95
112621
265947
LIBRARY MATERIALS
553.96
0 2022
5
INV P
9.00
110521
265212
LIBeARY MATERIALS
0 2022
5
INV P
51.98
111221
265387
LIBRARY AATERIAL6
ACCOUNT
TOTAL
17,125.04
Boake (cat/RelerenCe)
0 2022
5
INV P
25.00
112621
265936
AMa,gam/ Mae[e¢ai
12/07/2021 10:32
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ACCOOPT/VEBWM
(CITY OF IOWA
IRWICE LIST
ItlWIC6
CITY
BY GL DESCRIBE
PO YEM/PA SIP 9
39MAM
CWON
IN 11
IW1naVla
DESCRIPTION
0105D9
BAKER I AYINC
0 2036241217
0
2022 5
56.99
110521
265153
L ALS
010509
BARER 6 TAYLOR
INC
5011318091
0
2022 5 INV
94.00
112621
265904
LIBRARY MATERIAL
150.99
ACCOUNT TOTAL
175.99
10550220
477G70-
tln2022
011060
OVERDRIVE INC
013700O21426657
0
2022 5a INV P
14.93
111921
265576
LIBRARY MATERSAIS
011068
OVERDRIVE INI
013700021427057
0
5 INV P
960.12
110521
265254
LIBRARY
011068
OVERDRIVE INC
013700021429218
0
2022 5 INV P
731.01
110521
265254
LIBRARY
11068
O
OVERDRIVE
013700O21432211
2022
346.65
111221
265432
LIBRARY
011068
O INC
013700O21435874
0
2022 s
318.64
1
265432
L ASIS
011068
OVERDRIVE INC
01370CF21439421
0
2022 5 INV P
279.50
111221
265432
LIBRARY
011068
OVERDRIVE INC
01370DA21416671
0
2022 5 INV P
607.83
110521
265254
LIBRARY
11068
OVERDRIVE
O
81370DA21425830
0
2022
394.87
110521
265254
LIBRARY
011068
O INC
01370DA21427174
0
2022 s
55.00
110521
265254
L ASIS
011068
OVERDRIVE INC
103700021430480
0
2022 5 INV P
505.36
110521
265254
LIBRARY MATERIALS
5,613.91
ACCOUNT TOTAL
5,613.91
100220
477110
M 912022
10546
M WEST TA
501149079
5
125.21
110521
265235
L ALS
010546
MIDWEST TAPE
501202567
0
5 INV 1
55.30
111221
265424
LIBRARY MATERIALS
100.51
ACCOUNT TOT
180.51
10550220
477150
A IL W 05
010475
GREENSTATE CREDIT
0 1208210292
0
2022 INV P
696.29
112621
265936
AN asteccac
ACCOUNT TOTAL
696.29
10550220
477160
video R oedl=ge
010509
BARER 6 TAYLOR
INC
C X50229250
0
2022 5 P
21.71
112621
265906
LIBRARY MATERIALS
546
MI WEST TAPE
501155416
0
2022 5 INV P
71.67
110521
265235
LIBRARY
10546
MI WEST TAPE
501106863
0
2022 5 INV P
234.64
1
265424
LIBRARY MATERTAIS
010546
MI WEST TAPE
501186864
0
2022 5 INV P
25.59
111221
265424
LIBRARY
010546
MI WEST TAPE
501230345
0
2022 5 INV P
331.29
112621
265971
LIBRARY
010546
MI WEST TAPE
501230346
0
2022 5 INV P
29.99
112621
265971
LIBRARY MATERIALS
693.18
ACCOUNT TOTAL
714.89
10550220
477210
N0 n-Flctian video -IVO
010546
MI WEST TAPE
501186863
0
2022 5 INV P
158.90
111221
265424
LIBRARY
010546
MIDWEST TAPE
501230345
0
2022 5 INV P
79.45
112621
265971
LIBRARY MATERIALS
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AIXAUNT/VBNOJR INVOICE PJ YEM/PA SIP 9 NAIWAFI CNeCN BBCRIPIIOR
10550220
010536
=]1220
LIBRARY
SERVI 55609002
10550220
ACCOUNT TOTAL
238.35
068
R0RIVE
OV¢5
INC013700021427
Mwlci-Media/GiMPe
011068
OVERDRIVE
INC
0137QCO21429
011068
OVERDRIVE
IN�
01370co21430
011068
OVERDRIVE
INC013700021430
ACCOUNT TOTAL
33.24
O
81975.00
013700021432
011068
11068
OVERDRIVE
INC
013700021432
011068
OVERDRIVE
IN�
013700021435
011068
OVERDRIVE
INC81370DA21416
265259
011068
OVERORIVE
INC
81370DA21425
015034
RANOPY INC
LISCONCY MACTUALS
270036 - PPB
10550220
477350
110521
265254
010524
ERSCO
822.94
1000166958-1
SONO 1000 General
265413 LIBRARY MATERIALS
28116 LIBRARY TOC ERIAC
265168 LIBRARY MATERIALS -
Carol Kirsch, President Derek johnk, Secretary 44
5,780.62
238.35
ACCOUNT TOTAL
238.35
111221
ACCOUNT TOTAL
9,765.62
Mwlci-Media/GiMPe
0,1... Re'
e Eee
0 2022 5
33.24
112621
265947
LIBRARY MATERIALS
ACCOUNT TOTAL
33.24
ACCOUNT TOTAL
81975.00
wea o2 tlaEle Metlia
43,518.84
TOTAL:
2 5 INV P
8.69
110521
265259
L IERCRY MATERIALS
0 2022 5 INV P
260.49
110521
265254
LISCONCY MACTUALS
0 2022 5 INV P
1,224.62
110521
265254
LIBRIVILY MATERIALS
0 2022 5 INV P
822.94
110521
265254
LIBRARY
0 2022 INV p
637.51
111221
265432
L AL
0 2022 s
334.45
1
265432
L ALS
0 2022 5 INV P
283.50
111221
265432
LIBRIVILY NOTORIOUS
0 2022 5 INV p
866.98
110521
265254
LIBRARY
0 2022 5 INV P
631.44
110521
265254
LIBRARY MATERIALS
265413 LIBRARY MATERIALS
28116 LIBRARY TOC ERIAC
265168 LIBRARY MATERIALS -
Carol Kirsch, President Derek johnk, Secretary 44
5,780.62
0 2022 5 INV P
3,985.00
111221
ACCOUNT TOTAL
9,765.62
0,1... Re'
e Eee
022INV P
6,975.00
111921
0 2022 5 INV P
2,000.00
110521
ACCOUNT TOTAL
81975.00
RG 10550220 TOTAL
43,518.84
TOTAL:
112,342.433
265413 LIBRARY MATERIALS
28116 LIBRARY TOC ERIAC
265168 LIBRARY MATERIALS -
Carol Kirsch, President Derek johnk, Secretary 44