Washoe County Library System August 2017 Monthly Report
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The document provides updates from various Washoe County Library branches in August 2017, including new signage at Spanish Springs, an increase in library card signups and visits at Northwest branches, repairs to parking lots and HVAC systems, treatment for bed bugs found at two branches, installation of a new PA system at South Valleys, and coding camps and other technology programs being offered.
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Washoe County Library System August 2017 Monthly Report
- 1. August 2017
- 14. ๏ Spanish Springs ๏ New Signage on Pyramid Highway ๏ Lifescapes transferred to UNR English Department ๏ DETR Coffee Bar ๏ Possible expansion of Spanish Springs Library concept to five other locations ๏ Northwest ๏ Increase in library card sign-up ๏ Jump in visits at Verdi from 102 to 641 this month
- 15. ๏ Parking lot pavement ๏ Incline Village, South Valleys, and others still have cracks ๏ Bed Bugs ๏ Located at North Valleys and Downtown Reno Library ๏ Pest Control called and sprayed ๏ Working on enhance protocol and regular treatment ๏ South Valleys ๏ HVAC in Meeting Room-- Repaired August 1 ๏ Broken Window in Study Room โ Still waiting for replacement ๏ Max began installation of our new PA System for the meeting room
- 16. ๏ Coding Camps ๏ 3D Printer ๏ Tech Leader ๏ Seven Day a week Service ๏ New Restrooms ๏ 20 Years at Duncan- Traner!