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- 1. Growing through Children’s Programming Presented by:David Stoner For the Seminole Community Library
- 2. Overview To givean overview of the Seminole Community Library’s Situation To show opportunity for library growth and how it can be harnessed To assess the viability of our growth option
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- 4. Our Opportunity Table 30– Percent of Population With Library Cards Data supplied to Division of Library and Information Services by public libraries Location Serviceable Area Population Resident Borrowers % Residents With Library Cards Jacksonville Public Library 876,075 611,119 70% Palm Beach County Public Library System 890,688 503,464 57% Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative 1,276,410 690,913 54% Broward County Libraries Division 1,784,715 902,422 51% Miami-Dade Public Library System 2,224,611 993,162 45% Pinellas Public Library Cooperative, Inc. 903,343 368,195 41% Orange County Library System 1,158,689 410,049 35%
- 5. Children’s Programming 2133 2353 2100 1832 462 574 520 430 44 55 50 36 0 5001000 1500 2000 2500 September July March February Total YS Programs New Registrations Updated Existing Registration
- 6. How would anIncrease Be Implemented? 1. YS gets full rein on programming 2. Adult programs are treated as subordinate 3. Monitor results of the increase
- 7. Can Programming Increase? Yes Do we have the staff? What about the cost?
- 8. Benefits Increase inattendance and new registrations More publicity for libraries in general More attendance from other library patrons
- 9. Risks? Costs? Otherstaffing issues? Insufficient ideas?
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- 11. References Percent of Populationwith Library Cards. (2014, January 1). Retrieved February 15, 2015, from http://dos.myflorida.com/media/32576/fy2012-2013-30- percentofpopulationwithlibrarycards.pdf