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CHECK OUTS
❖ Print 388,891
• DVDs 270,305
• CD, downloadable &
other 42,399
701, 595 represents 11%
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FY 2011 Materials Circulation
CD,
Downloadable,
Other
6%
DVD
39%
Print
55%
Total Circulation
701,595
Print Circulation
388,891
DVD Circulation
270,305
CD, Downloadable,
Other 42,399
When check outs axe equalized and adjusted for raying
loan periods, 70% of check outs are books, 16% DVD's
and 14% other.
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FY 11 INCOME $3,156,156
FY 2011 Income
• City $2,837,566
• Contracting Cities
(28 -E Agency) $9,229
• Endowments & Gifts
$210,836
• Fines & Fees
$87,290
• State
$11,235
• City 90.%
• Contracting Cities
(28 -E Agency) .33 %
• Endowments &
Gifts 7%
• Fines & Fees 2.2%
• State .47%
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EXPENDITURES $3,014,754
FY 2011 Expenditures
Total Expenditure
Budget
$3,014,754
Collection,
$391,771 or
13%
Operating,
$642,206
or 21%
Staff Salaries -
Wages ,
$1,980,777 or
66%
Collection Breakdown
Collection,
$391,771 or
13%
Print $266,461
Electronic $ 45,869
Audio $ 25,390
Video $ 51,060
Other $ 2,991
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THE LIBRARY & CITY
GOALS & PRIORITIES
Partnering for a Better Dubuque
35+ external partners which makes it possible to
meet citizens' informational, educational, and
leisure needs.
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THE LIBRARY & CITY
GOALS & PRIORITIES
• Every Child Every Promise
•'• DBQ Schools
•'• Multicultural Family Center
•'• Boys & Girls Club
❖ Hillcrest Family Services
• DBQ Art Center
• Girl Scouts
9 Iowa Public Radio
9 DBQ Regional Humane
Society
• Empower DBQ
• Community Partnerships for
Protecting Children
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MULTICULTURAL FAMILY
CENTER
• •• Movies in Comiskey Park
• Programs with kids at the Center
• Satchel Paige program
• African drumming program
• Meeting regularly to discuss program
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EVERY CHILD EVERY
PROMISE
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❖ Out -of- School Time — a collaborative community -wide approach
for children's activities during their out -of- school time
• Dubuque Youth. corn
• LEAP — Leadership Enrichment After School Program - DCSD
• Five -year commitment
• Malang purses out of books
• Magic workshop
• Face painting
• Storm chaser program
• Book clubs
• Song writing
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CAMPAIGN FOR 3RD GRADE
LEVEL READING
• School Readiness
+ Summer Learning
❖ School Attendance
❖ Summer Reading
Program Recognition
••• _Assessment After
Summer Reading
Program
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THE LIBRARY & CITY
GOALS & PRIORITIES
❖ Sustainable Dubuque
• LEED Certification
• Green Kiosk
• GreenFILE
• Online Stats = 2.16 Trees
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SUSTAINABLE
DUBUQUE
viable • livable • equitable
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BUDGET REQUEST -CIP
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Over the next two years the
library requests funding to
replace existing steps and
brick stringers to the
Carnegie building, replace
door sill concrete with
Indiana limestone, repair
deterioration in stone
columns at historic
dAi3/4 entrance, repair ornamental
rails and light posts.
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REN OVATION RELATED
REPAIRS
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IMPROVEMENT PACKAGE
REQUESTS
❖Part time position
to full time
❖Reduction in
other part -time
hours to help
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IMPROVEMENT PACKAGE
REQUESTS
❖Increase book budget for teens $2,000
Iowa Library Association
Thank You
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Library Board of Trustees
Paula Connors, President
Frederick Miller, Secretary
Diann Guns, Trustee
Jennifer Harris, Trustee
Mike Willis, Vice President
John Anderson - Bricker, Trustee
David Hammer, Trustee
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HIGHLIGHTS OF FY 11
• In- person library visits
• 286,987 an increase of 9 percent over FY 10
••• Electronic visits
• 543,675 searches of the library catalog and
databases, an increase of 30 percent over FY 10
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Comments from students using Tutor.com, the online tutoring
service offered by the library:
"I was failing algebra. Now I get to pass into high school." 9th grader
"Really explanatory and really knew his stuff well!" 11th grader
"Awesome!!!" 11th grader
"Gave a lot of great suggestions and helped me out a lot with
dA proofreading my essay! Thanks!" 10th grader
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BEYOND THE LIBRARY
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• 6,948 books delivered to
nursing homes and residential
care facilities
❖ 5,688 children reached
through school visits
• 67 programs held outside the
library
• 20 book discussions held
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