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1 Romulus Public Library July 1,2016 June 30,2017 Annual Report Wayne Road Romulus, MI Solar Eclipse 2017
2 From the Director Dear Friends, Assisting patrons is the most essential service the library provides. In FY , the Library welcomed nearly 60,000 visitors and issued 1,400 new library cards. Library staff assisted patrons in person, by telephone, through and by text message an average of 45,000 times throughout the year. The Library circulated approximately 60,000 items in FY , e-books accounting for about 10% of that total. Library staff provided over 200 programs for adults, teens and youth with nearly 3,600 attending, an increase of 18% over last fiscal year. Wi-Fi usage, items shared through interlibrary loan, meeting room usage and visitors to the library website all increased substantially in FY In FY , work has begun to create a Three-Year Strategic Plan. With the help of residents from both Romulus and Huron Township, the Library Board and staff will be looking to the future to determine how the we can best meet the needs of the community. A Strategic Planning Committee, made up of library stakeholders from both communities, has been formed and has already started work on the process. Community forums will be held this spring and a survey will be conducted to gain valuable insight that will help the committee identify community needs and move the community forward with regard to library services. Please plan to attend one of these upcoming forums and let us know how the library can best serve YOU! Thank you for your patronage! Patty Braden, Director Library Board Jim Napiorkowski, President Midge Prybyla, Vice President Debbie Hoffman, Treasurer Sylvia Makowski, Secretary and City Council Representative Candace Myshock, Huron Township Representative Library Staff
3 About the Library The Romulus Public Library serves a population of 39,868 including over 23,000 Romulus residents and about 16,000 residents of Huron Township. The staff consists of two full-time and eight part-time employees for a total of 6.8 full-time equivalents (FTEs). The Library s total operating budget is approximately $570,000 and as of June 30, 2017, there were nearly 14,000 library cardholders (35% of the community population). The library is governed by a five-member Library Board whose members are appointed by the mayor. One member is appointed to serve as Romulus city council representative and one is appointed to represent Huron Township. Members serve either a one-year, two-year, three-year or four-year term. The city council representative serves a four-year term that corresponds with their term in office. The Library Board advocates for the Library, provides general oversight of the business and affairs of the Library and is responsible for approving policies, long-range planning and the budget. The Library is supported by many volunteers who help the staff and board reached their goals. The Friends of the Romulus Public Library is one such group of volunteers. The Friends hold book sales and other fundraising activities that support the library s mission and serve as community advocates for the Library. The Library is certified by the State of Michigan, having received the Quality Services Audit Checklist (QSAC) Certification at the Essential Level. MISSION STATEMENT The Romulus Public Library provides resources and services to inform, educate, enlighten and entertain the members of its community and serves as a place for all to discover the joy of reading. CORE VALUES Lifelong Discovery We provide programs and services that facilitate the exploration of personal interests and encourage lifelong discovery for people of all ages. Access We provide free and open access to library resources, programs and services which interest, inform and enlighten. Community Engagement We serve the community as a resource for information and a place to gather. Our involvement and leadership in the community are extended through partnerships with city departments, businesses, institutions and local organizations. Teamwork We value our staff and work together as a team, treating each other with respect, integrity and fairness. Customer Service We are committed to meeting the needs of our patrons and providing the highest quality library service to all. Approved by the Romulus Library Board April 2, 2015
4 Highlights of the Year Upgraded public computer cabling for improved connectivity and speed. Hosted DIA Away mobile hands-on art museum in municipal complex parking lot. Acquired used shelving unit saving the library approximately $2,000. Completed DVD shelving project. Over 2,000 DVDs placed in security cases and moved to new location, providing better access to patrons and space for collection growth. Completed Library Safety Plan and received approval from the Fire Chief. Director served as Chair of The Library Network Steering Committee and Membership Committee. Created new computer tutoring brochures for patrons. Completed several major collection weeding/updating projects. Began offering incoming fax service to the community. Provided full-text, searchable access to digitized historical newspapers on website. Began providing over-the-counter credit card payment option for patrons. Held annual Bowling Fundraiser in partnership with Romulus Chamber of Commerce. Created new grant-funded STEAM Kit Collection. Created new Library Board Orientation Manuals. Updated and improved library website with new theme and faster speed. Held 2017 Food for Fines campaign in partnership with Gleaners Food Bank with all proceeds supporting Helping Hands Food Bank in Romulus. Reached out to residents at Whispering Willows Apartments about library services and programs. Staff participated in vendor demonstrations for new integrated library system. Created and presented new library logo/branding. Acquired new high-speed fax machine to provide faster, more efficient service. Provided option for card holders to present digital version of their library card barcode on a mobile device using an app. Began promoting the library using Facebook Live and Instagram. Introduced new community jigsaw puzzle in adult area for patrons. Replaced library roof. Designated bulletin board in lobby to support local businesses. Library Director elected to serve as President, Greater Romulus Chamber of Commerce. Installed emergency exit signage on back exit door in staff area and east exit doors. STEAM Kit
5 By the Numbers Library Usage Visitors to the library: 58,343 Library card holders: 13,367 Library cards issued: 1,399 Total Checkouts: 59,086 E-book checkouts: 6,640 E-magazine checkouts: 504 Collections Print Materials: 44,271 Audio/Video Materials: 3,990 Print magazine and newspaper subscriptions: 30 E-books: 14,075 E-magazines: 295 Services Provided Reference questions answered: 7,280 Patrons assisted: 45,000 Public computer sessions: 22,754 Wi-Fi uses: 3,752 Items shared through interlibrary loan: 14,938 Meeting Room usage to non-library groups: 126 Visitors to the website: 300,782 Programs and Outreach Summer reading participants: 192 Youth and Teen Programs: 102 Family Programs: 35 Adult Programs: 72 Total Programs: 209 Program attendees: 3,590 Partnered with 47 organizations, community groups and businesses to present programs and enhance services. Social Media Followers Facebook: 526 Instagram: 60 Twitter: 207 Halloween Party 2016
6 Donors and Volunteers Special Thanks to Our Donors Friends of the Library for providing nearly $3,600 for adult, youth and teen programming throughout the year Diane Hazen for Historical Newspaper Digitizing Project Diane Hazen in memory of Genevieve Dugan Diane Hazen in memory of Christine Merritt Sylvia Makowski for programs and services Romulus Rotary in memory of Lee Prybyla Waterford Township Public Library for programs and services Friends of the Library Board Marie Charles, President Sue Dossette, Secretary/Treasurer Kathy Dick, Book Sale Coordinator Summer Reading Volunteering Pumpkin Festival Volunteers serve on a board, decorate for the holidays, tutor, help with book sales, attend Friends meetings, clean DVDs, assemble new shelving, build scarecrows and so much more Marie Charles Jazmine Danci Aziale Davis David Dick Kathy Dick Mary Dale Dickerson Ginny Diepenhorst Dave Dossette Sue Dossette Tammy Garrison Tammy Graham Francine Hampton Debbie Hoffman Roger Kadau Derrick Kenner Phyllis Kreft Maddie Kusibab Khaliah McCord Arianna LeSure Sylvia Makowski Candace Myshock Jim Napiorkowski Midge Prybyla and granddaughter Gale Reinhackel Michelle Rienhart Services to Enhance Potential Barb Stanisz Shannon Turner Alondra Vargas Bill Wadsworth, Jr. Eva Webb Jason Wilhoite Thank you Volunteers! Summer Reading Sponsors Blue Sky Ice Cream and Hamburgers Chapatwala Family, McDonald s Friends of the Library Midway Sports and Entertainment Romulus Athletic Center Romulus Fire Dept. Romulus Police Dept. Services to Enhance Potential Sportway, Westland The Henry Ford/IMAX Wings Financial Credit Union Thank you Sponsors!
7 Financials Financial Overview Personnel/Benefits 258,861 Supplies/Maintenance Contracts/Technology 26,897 Collections/Electronic Resources/Catalog 97,214 Utilities/Building Maintenance 45,463 Capital Outlay 85,731 Other Services 61,971 TOTAL BUDGET $567,137 15% 8% 11% 17% 45% 4% Grants Awarded Dick Johnston Award from the Metro Detroit Book and Author Society for $1,000 to create a STEAM collection (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) for youth. Awarded four Michigan Humanities Touring Grants totaling $500, three for the 2017 Summer Reading Program and one for Black History Month programming. Select Programs and Events Celtic Band, Nessa Family Movie Night DIA Away Mobile Museum Rev. Robert B. Jones Romulus Seed Library Anime Club Computer Tutoring Author, Stephen Mack Jones
8 Photo Highlights of the Year Miss Jessica reading at Cory School Romulus Fire Dept. at Summer Reading Kick-Off Earth Day with Miss Jazmine Eco-Fair at the RAC Christmas Craft 2016 Super Heroes at Summer Reading Kick-off Black History Month with Miz Rosie Lego Club 2017 I Got Caught Reading Toddler Story Time LIBRARY HOURS Monday - Thursday 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Friday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Sunday Romulus Public Library Wayne Road Romulus, MI
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