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::: By the numbers   ::: What was new         ::: Community support



                                          2007
Westerville                               Annual
Public                                    Report
Library                             126 South State Street
                                    Westerville, OH 43081
                                    (614) 882-7277

                                     www.westervillelibrary.org
::: Levy “YES” loud and clear                                            ::: Harry Potter #7 festivities



Highlights                                                                       Levy success
by Director Don W. Barlow

    2007 was filled with accomplishments, challenges
and a resounding “Yes” from an involved and sup-
portive community. We also renewed our enviromen-
tal efforts. It was a busy year!


Thank you!
    The year 2007 was a critical year for library fund-
ing. The 5-year operating levy passed in 2002 by           Counting the
residents was set to expire at year-end, and it repre-     votes and smiles
sented 30% of revenue for the Library. To meet this
crucial need, the Board of Trustees passed a resolu-         The dedication of levy committee            Levy workers gathered at the

tion to seek voter approval for the replacement of         members, residents, local business         Library to tabulate the votes and
                                                           owners, civic organization participants,   to celebrate.
that 0.8-mill levy.
                                                           and many Westerville community rep-
   Thanks to a hard-working committee and volun-
                                                           resentatives provided the support
teers, the importance of the levy was made clear to

                                                                                                               Potter
                                                           needed for the success of the August
the community. On August 7 residents voted over-           7 replacement levy.
whelmingly in favor of the replacement levy, approv-         T-shirts and yard signs carried the
ing it by a 78% margin.
    With dedication and gratitude, we moved forward
                                                           blue and white request to “Support
                                                           Our Library.”
                                                                                                               fun
in 2007 to prepare for the implementation and fulfill-
ment of the promises to our community.
                                                           Midnight
Going green                                                party for
    This year the Library made strides in conserving       Deathly
energy by being mindful of the three R’s: Reduce,
                                                           Hallows
Reuse and Recycle. In addition to recycling plastic
book bags, we welcomed increased numbers of used             The long-awaited Harry
toner cartridges and cell phones for recycling.            Potter and the Deathly
    In June, the computer automation system                Hallows hit the shelves at mid-

switched to an upgraded server. As a result, the           night on July 20.
                                                             Hundreds gathered at the
power usage in the computer operations room
                                                           Library to celebrate with three
dropped nearly 20%.
                                                           hours of scavenger hunts, jelly
   Installation of compact fluorescent lights started in   bean guessing, wizard hat
the local history center, and moved to the the meet-       making, movies, snacks, and
  ing rooms and light fixtures throughout the facility.    more!
::: By the numbers       ::: What was new             ::: Talk about the Library


                                               Total for
Statistics                                     the Year
                                                                       Story behind
                                                                       the Numbers


                          Cardholders             93,612                 Our Library district serves
                                                persons               a population of 86,000 persons
                             Registered         hold WPL              -- and over 93,000 cardhold-
                            Library Card        library cards
                                                                      ers! That number represents a
                                                                      12% increase over 2006.
                                Users


                                              643,074 visitors           What do vistors use at the
                            Customers                                 Library? To serve ever-
                                               in the Library
                              Visitors                                increasing requests by visitors
                                                                      for computers, we placed ten
                               to the        1.02 million visited     new laptops in the Youth area.
                              Library        Library electronically    Popular decision!



                           Circulation
                                                                        This Library continues to be
                            Checking Out         1,990,245
                                                                      the fourth busiest public library
                                                    items
                              Library            circulated
                                                                      facility in Ohio. Circulation
                                                                      increased 6.52% this year.
                             Materials


                            Resources                                    It’s our top priority to order
                                                                      the items most frequently
                           Bo oks, Movies,        336,717             requested. We increased our
                               Music,        print & non-print        audio books on CD by 19%
                            Magazines &      materials owned          this year. Have you listened
                                More                                   to a good book lately?


                            Programs          Library presented           More than 53,000 atten-
                                                                       dees came to programs at the
                           Library Events      1,752 programs
                                                                       Library this year.
                                                                          Our valuable meeting room
                            Community               759
                                                                       space held 29% more gather-
                             Meetings        meetings held here         ings this year than in 2006.




“I never knew a library could be this much fun.”
     overheard at a Dance Dance Revolution tournament
::: Reaching out                             ::: Financials                       ::: The Library rules!



In collaboration                                                                                             Outreach
                                                                                                             Services
  Delivery to residents in senior facilities, in home-                                5,519
  bound residences & at area preschools increased 2-5% in 2007              Outreach customers served                     Library
                                                                                                                           Link
                                  Movies
                                                                                  411 delivery trips                      Daily delivery
                                                                             to facilities and prescho ols                 to scho ols
                                                                                                                          18,199 items
           Music and                                       Books
                                                                                    Visited 354                               increase of
          Audio Books                                                           homebound residences                            10.75%




      with Ohio libraries                                                 2007                              Financials
    Beginning in April 2005 the Library increased access to
books and other materials tenfold through partnership in the                   Revenue                                   Expenses
Ohio Library and Information Network, OhioLINK. In 2006, the
Library built upon that relationship by spearheading the              State Funds              $3,217,674    Personnel            $2,909,383
Search Ohio consortium of 7public libraries sharing 7 million
                                                                      60.3%                                  Supplies                 137,283
items. This year three more libraries joined, linking their collec-
tions and providing richer resources for our community. The
                                                                                                             Materials                699,522
2007 usage shows the popularity of these joint services.              Local Operating          1,599,881
                                                                      30.0%                                  Capital Outlay           606,625
       OhioLINK                        Search Ohio
                                                                                                             Contract Services        896, 00
                                                                                                                                         1
     Items borrowed:                   Items borrowed:                Fines, Interest, Misc.     516,452
           6, 23
            4                                7,865                    9.7%                                   Other Expenses            16,796
       Items loaned:                     Items loaned:
           11,
             173                            15,694                      TOTAL                  $5,334,007      TOTAL               $5,265,709



   The Library is a                                                                                 Board of Trustees
great place. I will
work here some                                                                                  Robert Edmund Jay Huling
day I love it so                                                                                Michael Fultz    John Robbins
much. The Library
rules!
                                                                                                Kay Hedges       Terrence Thompson
   from a
                                                                                                       Sonya Higginbotham
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Library by the Numbers Highlights 2007 Success

  • 1. ::: By the numbers ::: What was new ::: Community support 2007 Westerville Annual Public Report Library 126 South State Street Westerville, OH 43081 (614) 882-7277 www.westervillelibrary.org
  • 2. ::: Levy “YES” loud and clear ::: Harry Potter #7 festivities Highlights Levy success by Director Don W. Barlow 2007 was filled with accomplishments, challenges and a resounding “Yes” from an involved and sup- portive community. We also renewed our enviromen- tal efforts. It was a busy year! Thank you! The year 2007 was a critical year for library fund- ing. The 5-year operating levy passed in 2002 by Counting the residents was set to expire at year-end, and it repre- votes and smiles sented 30% of revenue for the Library. To meet this crucial need, the Board of Trustees passed a resolu- The dedication of levy committee Levy workers gathered at the tion to seek voter approval for the replacement of members, residents, local business Library to tabulate the votes and owners, civic organization participants, to celebrate. that 0.8-mill levy. and many Westerville community rep- Thanks to a hard-working committee and volun- resentatives provided the support teers, the importance of the levy was made clear to Potter needed for the success of the August the community. On August 7 residents voted over- 7 replacement levy. whelmingly in favor of the replacement levy, approv- T-shirts and yard signs carried the ing it by a 78% margin. With dedication and gratitude, we moved forward blue and white request to “Support Our Library.” fun in 2007 to prepare for the implementation and fulfill- ment of the promises to our community. Midnight Going green party for This year the Library made strides in conserving Deathly energy by being mindful of the three R’s: Reduce, Hallows Reuse and Recycle. In addition to recycling plastic book bags, we welcomed increased numbers of used The long-awaited Harry toner cartridges and cell phones for recycling. Potter and the Deathly In June, the computer automation system Hallows hit the shelves at mid- switched to an upgraded server. As a result, the night on July 20. Hundreds gathered at the power usage in the computer operations room Library to celebrate with three dropped nearly 20%. hours of scavenger hunts, jelly Installation of compact fluorescent lights started in bean guessing, wizard hat the local history center, and moved to the the meet- making, movies, snacks, and ing rooms and light fixtures throughout the facility. more!
  • 3. ::: By the numbers ::: What was new ::: Talk about the Library Total for Statistics the Year Story behind the Numbers Cardholders 93,612 Our Library district serves persons a population of 86,000 persons Registered hold WPL -- and over 93,000 cardhold- Library Card library cards ers! That number represents a 12% increase over 2006. Users 643,074 visitors What do vistors use at the Customers Library? To serve ever- in the Library Visitors increasing requests by visitors for computers, we placed ten to the 1.02 million visited new laptops in the Youth area. Library Library electronically Popular decision! Circulation This Library continues to be Checking Out 1,990,245 the fourth busiest public library items Library circulated facility in Ohio. Circulation increased 6.52% this year. Materials Resources It’s our top priority to order the items most frequently Bo oks, Movies, 336,717 requested. We increased our Music, print & non-print audio books on CD by 19% Magazines & materials owned this year. Have you listened More to a good book lately? Programs Library presented More than 53,000 atten- dees came to programs at the Library Events 1,752 programs Library this year. Our valuable meeting room Community 759 space held 29% more gather- Meetings meetings held here ings this year than in 2006. “I never knew a library could be this much fun.” overheard at a Dance Dance Revolution tournament
  • 4. ::: Reaching out ::: Financials ::: The Library rules! In collaboration Outreach Services Delivery to residents in senior facilities, in home- 5,519 bound residences & at area preschools increased 2-5% in 2007 Outreach customers served Library Link Movies 411 delivery trips Daily delivery to facilities and prescho ols to scho ols 18,199 items Music and Books Visited 354 increase of Audio Books homebound residences 10.75% with Ohio libraries 2007 Financials Beginning in April 2005 the Library increased access to books and other materials tenfold through partnership in the Revenue Expenses Ohio Library and Information Network, OhioLINK. In 2006, the Library built upon that relationship by spearheading the State Funds $3,217,674 Personnel $2,909,383 Search Ohio consortium of 7public libraries sharing 7 million 60.3% Supplies 137,283 items. This year three more libraries joined, linking their collec- tions and providing richer resources for our community. The Materials 699,522 2007 usage shows the popularity of these joint services. Local Operating 1,599,881 30.0% Capital Outlay 606,625 OhioLINK Search Ohio Contract Services 896, 00 1 Items borrowed: Items borrowed: Fines, Interest, Misc. 516,452 6, 23 4 7,865 9.7% Other Expenses 16,796 Items loaned: Items loaned: 11, 173 15,694 TOTAL $5,334,007 TOTAL $5,265,709 The Library is a Board of Trustees great place. I will work here some Robert Edmund Jay Huling day I love it so Michael Fultz John Robbins much. The Library rules! Kay Hedges Terrence Thompson from a Sonya Higginbotham comment sheet