Volusia County Library Services Division

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Volusia County Library Services Division Citizens academy September 1, 2015 Community Services Department volusialibrary.org

Library history Founded in 1961: Access to all library resources by all county residents was established. Local boards and local financing continued. In 1972: Countywide unified library service was approved by the Volusia County Council. Last community to join was Ormond Beach in 1980.

Mission Our mission is to provide citizens and visitors with exceptional library services that facilitate personal growth, economic development, and quality of life, strengthening community pride and countywide identity and partnerships.

The library provides equal access to quality education for all, regardless of age, background, or means. By providing self-directed education for residents via our book, audio, dvd, and other physical collections, and our electronic resources such as databases and downloadable materials. By providing research and instruction to residents via one-on-one assistance and instruction, group classes, seminars and workshops, and programs for residents of all ages. By providing instructive and enlightening experiences via cultural events, entertainment events, lecture events, partnership programs, and other initiatives.

Locations

Hours Six regional libraries – open seven days a week, four evenings (60 hours per week) (Daytona Beach, Port Orange, Ormond Beach, DeLand, Deltona, and New Smyrna Beach) Two community libraries – open six days per week (52 hours per week) DeBary and Edgewater Five branches – open five days per week (Lake Helen, Pierson, Oak Hill Dickerson Heritage-DB, and Orange City)

Physical items Print – 666,099 Audio books – 44,242 Music CD – 20,965 Video – 117,233 Magazine subscriptions – 1,279

Statistics fiscal year 2013-14 Current borrowers– 228,382 2013 – 209,123 Number of visitors – 2,601,253 Items checked out Adult materials – 3,081,866 Youth materials – 1,034,709 Number of physical items checked out – 4,116,575 Reference/information questions answered in-person, via telephone, text, and email 1,051,267 Library program attendance Adult programs – 37,373 Teen programs – 12,630 Juvenile programs – 64,109 Total program attendance – 114,112

Circulation by facility

Virtual resources more than 80 subscription databases

24/7 virtual services Downloadable services Music Access millions of songs from more than 10,000 labels Stream music 24/7 – create playlists Checkout albums Audio books 21,375 via Overdrive and hoopla E-books 60,818 via Overdrive, Axis360, hoopla, and Freading Magazines 148 via Zinio Movies 7,364+ via hoopla and Freegal movies Number of virtual visits to networked library services – 5,061,122

Public access computer/Internet use Public access computers – 373 Public access computer sessions – 382,954 Wireless Internet access sessions – 288,489 Users receiving technology instruction – 160,633

Special collections U.S. Federal Document Depository Electronic format only State of Florida Document Depository Genealogy and Local History Collections Foundation Center Grant Collection

New services/programs E-labs 7 locations Assist with job searches, resume development, computer questions, downloading, public assistance applications, scholarship searches Thousand Books before Kindergarten 3-D Printer grant Big Read Grant – National Endowment for the Humanities -To Kill a Mockingbird Library Cruiser Bikemobile to take to outreach opportunities to promote library services and to register residents for library cards

Library funding The Library Services Division is funded via a countywide property tax to provide library services to the residents of Volusia County. The library millage rate 0.6020 FY2011, FY2012, and FY 2013 The library millage rate 0.5520 FY2014, FY2015, recommended FY2016

Library funding sources FY2014-15 Library millage rate = 0.5520 County property taxes = $13,640,768 Budget (revenue) Taxes $13,640,768 Charges for services $ 167,000 Library fines $ 410,000 State aid $ 452,458 Deltona contribution $ 250,000 Friends of the Library $ 50,000 Miscellaneous contribution $ 171,463 Fund balance/reserves $ 6,644,304 (less operating transfers) -$ 305,955 Total operating revenues $ 21,480,038

Library funding sources FY2014-15

Operating expenses – FY 2014-15 Budget (expenditures) Personal services $9,043,073 Operating $6,683,938 Capital outlay $ 147,840 Capital improvements $ 538,500 Interfund transfers $ 305,955 Reserves $5,066,687 (less operating transfers) -$ 305,955 Total expenditures $ 21,480,038

Operating expenses – FY 2014-15

Reserves/Endowment Reserves - $5,066,687 Endowment - $765,467

Library staff/volunteers Total FTE funded: 187.5 Salaried employees – 70 FTE Hourly employees – 106.5 FTE Student workers – 11 FTE Unfunded - 17.5 FTE Volunteers – 67,695 hours (32.5 FTE)

Support groups County Library Advisory Board Members – appointed by County Council  Duties: To support the development of effective public library service for all residents of Volusia County. Primary responsibility is to render to the County Council, to the county manager and to the county librarian advise and counsel as well as suggestions and recommendations relating to the development and improvement of public libraries and services and programs in Volusia County. Make recommendations for the annual budget. Recommend methods for attainment of recognized library standards through the development of a long-range plan of library service.

Support groups Friends of the Library Volunteers Library Friends provide invaluable monetary and volunteer support to library branches. They sponsor programs, volunteer, raise money, and advocate fro local and state support of library services. They charge a nominal fee and hold meetings for members. Volunteers Volunteers assist with shelving, check-in, check-out, and many special projects. Residents volunteered their time and talent 67,695 hours in library branches during the past year.

Virtual resources tour Questions Virtual resources tour Anne Powers – Information Technology Librarian