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07/08/2004 - Packet AGENDA TIGARD LIBRARY BOARD THURSDAY, JULY 8, 2004 - 6:00 P.M. TIGARD CITY HALL—RED ROCK CREEK CONFERENCE ROOM 13125 SW HALL BLVD. TIGARD, OREGON 1. CALL TO ORDER Turley 2. ROLL CALL: BURKE DIAMOND KASSON KELLY LIDMAN SMITH THENELL TURLEY 3. Approve Minutes of June 10, 2004 Turley 4. Agenda Additions and Deletions Turley 5. Call to the Public Turley 6. Monthly Report for June 2004 Barnes 7. Policies to be Approved: Barnes Interlibrary Loan Food and Beverage Revision to Library Card Policy Policies to be Reviewed: Gift 8. New Library Barnes 9. Friends of the Library& Library Foundation Diamond 10. Board Communications All (Reports from Board members on community and citizen activities) 11. Other Business All 12. Adjournment TO ENSURE A QUORUM TO CONDUCT BUSINESS, PLEASE CALL CONNIE MARTIN OR MARGARET BARNES AT THE LIBRARY (503-684-6537), IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND. Agenda items for future meetings: h docs`connie hba *A TIGARD LIBRARY BOARD MINUTES June 10, 2004 Call to Order: 7:02 p.m. Roll Call: David Burke, David Chapman, Sue Kasson, Brian Kelly, Ruthanne Lidman, Jan Thenell and Suzan Turley. Staff: Margaret Barnes and Connie Martin. New Board members David Burke, Brian Kelly and Ruthanne Lidman were present. They were welcomed and introduced by the Board. Minutes: Lidman noted a change in the minutes to reflect that July 31 is a Saturday, not a Friday. It was moved by Kasson and seconded by Chapman to approve the minutes with the correction. Motion passed unanimously. Agenda Additions and Deletions: None. Call to the Public: None. May Monthly Report: Barnes reviewed with the Board the statistical portion of the monthly report. Barnes indicated there is still a slight decline in circulation. However, materials circulated per hour increased possibly by the reduction of operating hours beginning July 2003. Policies: The Board reviewed and discussed the following policies. Interlibrary Loan Policy: After review, it was suggested a change be made to the last sentence of the second paragraph to read "The Tigard Library limits patrons to 10 active Interlibrary Loan requests at any one time in order to maintain the quality of service." Board requested a copy of the Interlibrary Loan Code for Oregon Libraries. It was moved by Thenell and seconded by Chapman to submit the Interlibrary Loan policy with the sentence revision to the City Attorney for review. Motion passed unanimously. Food and Beverage Policy: Staff made changes from suggestions at the May Board meeting. The Board suggested using another word for Entryway. There was discussion on the second bullet and was changed to read "All drinks must be in sturdy, unbreakable spill-proof cups with sip-through lids as approved by the library." It was moved by Chapman and seconded by Thenell to approve the change and send to the City Attorney for review. Motion passed unanimously. Gift Policy: Barnes presented samples of various donor giving categories that could be added to the existing policy. Board discussed and reviewed. Board favored the version from Hinsdale Public Library, Hinsdale, IL, but to identify only dollar amounts and levels of recognition. No explanation would be needed. There was discussion of tracking the accumulation of gifts. It was suggested to keep the consistency of working within the specified donor categories. Barnes noted that changes would be made and brought ` back to the Board for additional review in July. Library Card Policy: Barnes indicated the only change was to add a section referring to library cards for children that relates to confidentiality and privacy. Board discussed. It was moved by Thenell and seconded by Chapman to send the policy to the City Attorney to review the addition stated. Motion passed unanimously. WCCLS Levy: Barnes distributed statistical information from Eva Calcagno, WCCLS Director regarding Measure 34-77 precinct results. CLAB/LDB Meeting: At the Library Director's meeting, it was discussed how each library would implement the reduction of operating funds due to the failure of Measure 34-77. At the Cooperative Library Advisory Board meeting, member libraries were asked questions regarding the possibility of placing an operational levy on the November 2004 ballot. There was a 50/50 vote in favor of a levy in November. Barnes directed a series of questions to the Board and discussed the Board's thoughts that would be presented back to CLAB members. 1. Will your library/jurisdiction support a November 2004 WCCLS levy request? 2. If your answer to #1 is No, but a majority of other members say Yes, would you go along with the will of the group? (not just remain neutral, but actively do your part to support the levy? 3. If the recommendation is to forego a November 2004 levy and wait until November 2006, how would that effect the short term decisions that your library/jurisdiction might make? New Library: Barnes presented the Board detailed information about existing and new library events and activities. By July 6, the new library will be near completion. The current library will close to the public Friday, July 16 at 5:00 p.m. A crew of movers will relocate office furniture and equipment the weekend of July 17 and 18. On the evening of July 30, the Foundation will host a fundraising event. The "Thank You" event is set for Saturday, July 31. The soft opening is anticipated for Monday, August 2. The "Grand Opening" event will be held Saturday, August 21. Barnes announced that the engraved bricks have been put into place. The library staff will have approximately two to three weeks to prepare for the opening. Library staff is planning displays for the display cases. With the failure of Measure 34-77, operational hours will be adjusted to accommodate reduced funding. Starting August 29 for approximately 12 weeks, potential open hours may look like this: Monday-Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Friday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday Closed These hours represent a total of 54 open hours. With Curtis Tigard's approval, $24,000 of Grace T. Houghton's bequest will be used for additional on-call hours for this 12- week period. Several service desks; Reference desk, Children's desk, Welcome desk and Circulation desk and proper closing procedures of the building will be continually staffed. Staff will be unable to continually service the Young Adult Services desk. Ethics Training: Ethics training in being offered to public officials. The Board will meet for ethics training at 7:15 p.m. on Thursday, July 8. The Library Board will meet at 6:00 p.m. July 8 for their regular meeting. Friends of the Library & Library Foundation: There will be a Foundation fundraiser at the new library on July 30. Board Communications: Turley presented Chapman with a Certificate of Recognition from the Citizens of Tigard for his service to the library. Chapman's term expires June 30. Other Business: There was discussion of the Board holding an August meeting which is typically not held in August. It was agreed by members to hold a meeting of the Board August 12. Adiournment: The meeting adjourned at 8:59 p.m. Next meeting is scheduled for July 8, 2004 at 6:00 p.m. in the Red Rock Creek Conference Room at City Hall, and ethics training to follow at 7:15 p.m. m MEMORANDUM TO: Bill Monahan, City Manager FROM: Margaret Barnes, Director of Library Services., �® DATE: July 8, 2004 SUBJECT: Library Monthly Report for June 2004 Personnel: Readers Services conducted several interviews this month for positions in both Adult and Youth Services. The Library offered Laura Francillon and Jane Scott part-time positions in Adult Services and Janet Weber a part-time position with Youth Services. All three new employees will begin on July 29, after the move to the new library. Our efforts to recruit a Young Adult librarian are still on-going. The Library is currently recruiting for on-call positions in both Circulation and Readers Services. Technical Services: In June 1952 items were added to the collection and 554 bibliographic records were added to Polaris. The average number of days for items to be cataloged and processed was 32. A total of 1440 items were placed "on order" and 3558 items were received. The average number of days from order submitted to being placed was 1.63. The total number of materials withdrawn from the collection was 462. The number of items added this month was a new record. Four of our volunteers agreed to work more hours than usual in June to help catch up with the processing backlog. The Opening Day materials were given the highest priority for processing during June along with the usual Rush materials. Adult Services: The major accomplishment this month has been the implementation of Print Management through the SAM (time management) software beginning June 14. Tigard Library is the first WCCLS library to implement this module so there were a few glitches and challenges to resolve. Special recognition goes to Kathy Smith who organized and guided the implementation, with the help of Linda Parker. With this implementation, patrons are required to pay for print jobs prior to the actual printing. The implementation of this system will eliminate the printing of unwanted and unpaid for print jobs. Reference Desk: Reference desk interactions for June totaled 5795. Of these interactions 5274 were reference questions. This is minimal increase in both service interactions and reference questions when compared with June 2003. Answering reference questions accounts for 91% of the total service interactions. 0 Internet Public Computer Use: Total hours of public computer use: 2265 Total users: 5020 Timed stations: 17 Youth Services: The Summer Reading program has provided some exciting programs for children throughout the summer. Plans are also underway for the Wagon Parade which is scheduled for August 4. Teens are also enjoying Summer Reading. The most popular Teen Summer Reading program this month was the cartooning workshop, attended by 23 creative middle- schoolers. This workshop was also the subject of a great article in the Oregonian. Circulation: During June 57,570 items were checked out which is a 2.3% increase over May 2003. Mondays and Tuesdays were the days with the highest checkouts, averaging 2,504 and 2,349 respectively. 402 new library patrons were registered this month, a 27.6% over June 2003. Community-Service: Three individuals performed Community Service hours served in June for a total of 41 hours. Of these three individuals, one was a Peer Court youth serving 18 hours and two were serving 23 court ordered hours. Cultural Passes: The passes were used 69 times this month. The Children's Museum was the most popular destination with 17 checkouts. This month the library registered 28 new people for the pass program. New Library: The majority of both the exterior and interior work is complete. The parking lights are operational and the flags were up for Flag Day. The ceiling for the Local History Room is scheduled to be installed in July. The punch-list was developed this month and will be resolved in July. Both substantial completion and the issuance of a temporary occupancy permit are scheduled to occur the week of July 5. The Thank You event is scheduled for July 31 and the Grand Opening is scheduled for August 21. Both Committees working on these two events are working at a fast paced to have everything in place. All of the library staff continues to prepare for the move event which will commence with the closing of the library to the public on Friday, July 16 at 5:00 p.m. Volunteers: This month volunteers donated 986.5 hours to the Library. These hours represent approximately a decrease of 7.1% when compared with 2003. Several existing volunteers have been working extra shifts during this busy time. Volunteer TWO' Hours Number Regular Volunteers 770.00 84 Youth Services 133.50 24 Boards and Committees* 14.00 7 Friendly Visitors 18.50 3 Adopt-a-Shelf 9.50 3 Community Service** 41.00 ' 3 Total 986.50 124 = 5.7 FTE * "Board and Committees" includes ' Library Board and the New Library Resource Team. ** "Community. Service° includes Peer Court, Municipal Court and other county courts,' both;adult and youth referrals. *** Ladder work is listed separately for insurance purposes. WORK INDICATORS JUNE 2004 JUNE 200, JUNE 2002 Circulation Total (from WCCLS) 57,570 56,265 59;071 (Self-Check machine) 2,975 3,176 4,309 Days of Service 30 30 30 Average Daily Circulation 1,919 1,876 1,969 Hours of Service 262 291.5 287.5 Materials Circulated per Hour 220 193 205 Increase'in Circulation +2% -5% +2.1% Materials Added 1,952 1,071 1,649 Materials Withdrawn 462 1,347 1,801 New Borrowers Registered 402 315 292 Cultural Passes Program 714 (YTD) 575 (YTD) 483 (YTD) 69 (Month) 51 (Month) 54 (Month) Adult Programs 0 73 24 (Number of sessions) (0) (2) (6) Preschool Story Time 283 65 330 (Number of Sessions) (6) (1) (8) Toddler Time 168 19 0 (Number of Sessions) (7) (1) (0) Special Programs 233 495 359 (Number of Sessions) (8) (7) (10) Children's Computer 74 61 158 Word'Processors(stand alone) 111 140 201 Internet Access Station Users 5020 5,982 5,297 Hours of Use 2265 2,218 N/A Typewriter Users 15 2 36 Visitors (Gate count _ by 2) 22-,692 22,606 23,652 Increase in Visitors +.004% -4% +7.5% Fines/Fees Collected $5,990.92 $5,030.40 $4,940.79 INTERLIBRARY LOAN POLICY TIGARD PUBLIC LIBRARY The free exchange of materials between local and national libraries is essential to free access to information for patrons of the Library. It should not be seen as a replacement of resources and collection development but as a way of providing materials when local resources cannot meet those needs. As a responsible borrower and lender, the Tigard Library will cooperate with the Interlibrary Loan Code for Oregon Libraries and the standards set for Interlibrary Loan by the Washington County Cooperative Library System. Interlibrary Loan service is available to anyone with a valid Washington County Cooperative Library System (WCCLS) borrower's card. There is no charge for Interlibrary Loan Service except as the owning Library charges for photo-copy service of journal or newspaper articles or to loan a particular item. The requesting patron will be notified of any charges in advance in order to decide if they wish to incur such charges. The Tigard Library limits patrons to 10 active Interlibrary Loan requests at any one time in order to maintain the quality of service. The owning library determines the conditions of the loan. It may be required that borrowed materials be used in the library only. Items owned by other Washington County libraries will not be borrowed through ILL service, but through the WCCLS daily courier service. It may be determined that an item requested through ILL would be a valuable purchase for the Tigard Library. In the event of purchase, the requesting patron will be placed first on a reserve list for that item. DRAFT INTERLIBRARY LOAN POLICY TIGARD PUBLIC LIBRARY The free exchange of materials between local and national libraries is essential to free access to information for patrons of the Library. It should not be seen as a replacement of resources and collection development but as a way of providing materials when local resources cannot meet those needs. As a responsible borrower and lender, the Tigard Library will cooperate with the Interlibrary Loan Code for Oregon Libraries and the standards set for Interlibrary Loan by the Washington County Cooperative Library System. Interlibrary Loan service is available to anyone with a valid Washington County Cooperative Library System (WCCLS) borrower's card. There is no charge for Interlibrary Loan Service except as the owning Library charges for photo-copy service of journal or newspaper articles or to loan a particular item. The requesting patron will be notified of any charges in advance in order to decide if they wish to incur such charges. The Tigard Library limits patrons to 10 active Interlibrary Loan requests at any one time fer any pat in order to maintain the quality of service. The owning library determines the conditions of the loan. It may be required that borrowed materials be used in the library only. Items owned by other Washington County libraries will not be borrowed through ILL service, but through the WCCLS daily courier service. It may be determined that an item requested through ILL would be a valuable purchase for the Tigard Library. In the event of purchase, the requesting patron will be placed first on a reserve list for that item. cs 6/04 FOOD AND BEVERAGE POLICY The Tigard Public Library will allow food and drinks in the Library under the conditions noted in this policy. • Food is permitted only in the Courtyard and the Main Lobby of the building and Entry Plaza. • All drinks must be in sturdy, unbreakable spill-proof cups with sip-through lids as approved by the library. • Unbreakable, screw-top bottles are allowed for water only. • Patrons with drinks in unapproved containers such as pop cans will be asked to dispose of them immediately or to move to the Courtyard or Main Lobby of the building and Entry Plaza to consume the drink. • Alcohol is not permitted in or on the premises of the Library. • The Library may provide food and drinks in designated program areas during Library sponsored programs and events. Draft May 2004 DRAFT FOOD AND BEVERAGE POLICY The Tigard Public Library will allow food and drinks in the Library under the conditions noted in this policy. • Food is permitted only in the Courtyard and the Entryway main lobby of the building and entry plaza. • All drinks must be in sturdy, unbreakable spill-proof cups that have with sip- through lids as approved by the library. • Unbreakable, screw-top bottles are allowed for water only. • Patrons with drinks in unapproved containers such as pop cans will be asked to dispose of them immediately or to move to the Courtyard or F=ntFywa main lobby of the building and entry plaza to consume the drink. • Alcohol is not permitted in or on the premises of the Library. • The Library may provide food and drinks in designated program areas during Library sponsored programs and events. Tigard Public Library Library Card Policy Registration for Library Card Library cards are available free of charge to all citizens of Washington, Multnomah, Clackamas, Hood River, Clark, Klickitat and Skamania Counties who can provide proof of current residency. Applicant must be present to receive a card. All patrons registering for a Washington County Library card must show acceptable, current printed verification of name and street address of residence. If a single piece of identification does not meet the criteria, a second piece of identification may be used to furnish the needed information. Acceptable I.D. for adults 18 or over will be: Preferred: ®Driver's License, State I.D. Card or picture I.D. with current address. If the current address is not on the preferred identification, the following additional identification is accepted as proof of address: o Dated utility bill or rent receipt ®Canceled envelope addressed to applicant with a current postmark oVoter's registration card *Automobile registration Acceptable I.D. for youths under 18 will be: *Any of the above in their name or the name of their parent/legal guardian (this does not include babysitters, nannies day-care providers or grandparents). *Evidence that youth is enrolled in the Tigard/Tualatin School District * including: - A valid I.D. or Student Body Card - Dated Report Card - Obtaining card during school visit (ask Staff person for details) Parent(s) or guardian(s) of all youths under age 18 will receive a letter outlining guidelines for library use. There is a charge for replacement cards. (Same Identification. requirements apply). Those individuals not eligible for a free library card may obtain a card for yearly nonresident fee. Borrower's responsibility Patrons enter into an agreement with the Library when they obtain their library card. The library card states that "I accept full responsibility for the use of this card. I will give immediate notice of loss of card or change of address." The signature of the cardholder signifies acceptance of this responsibility. Page 1 of 2 Tigard Public Library The Library requires patrons to present their cards, appropriate identification, or library card number with verification of address or phone number before checking out materials. Unless reported as lost or stolen, it is implied that a person possessing a library card has permission from the owner for use. Cardholders are responsible for notifying the Library when their card is lost or stolen. Patrons are responsible for all charges until their card is reported lost, including items checked out on the card prior to reporting it lost. To avoid referral of the account to collections and to be considered for a waiver of fees, cardholders must immediately file a police report of theft and unauthorized use. They must then submit a copy of this report to a Library Circulation Supervisor to avoid referral of the account for collection. Patrons who have lost their card may be issued a new one. Printed verification of name and address of residence is required. Picture identification is the preferred verification. Retrieval of lost items is the library's priority. Replacement charges will be removed for lost items returned in good condition within a reasonable amount of time. Overdue charges will remain. Library Cards for Children All individuals, including children, must be present to be issued a library card. All cardholders, including children, are entitled to record privacy. It is recognized that parents or guardians have fiscal responsibility for children under the age of 18. The parent or guardian's name is required information on a child's library card, as well as the birthdate of the child. The parent or guardian is issued a letter with an explanation of library policies — including the need for the parent to have the child's card or card number in order to access information on the child's library record. Page 2 of 2 P"ra' Tigard Public Library URAF1 Adopted by the Tigard Library Board December 4, 2003 Library Card Policy Registration for Library Card Library cards are available free of charge to all citizens of Washington, Multnomah, Clackamas, Hood River, Clark, Klickitat and Skamania Counties who can provide proof of current residency. Applicant must be present to receive a card. All patrons registering for a Washington County Library card must show acceptable, current printed verification of name and street address of residence. If a single piece of identification does not meet the criteria, a second piece of identification may be used to furnish the needed information. Acceptable I.D. for adults 18 or over will be: Preferred: *Driver's License, State I.D. Card or picture I.D, with current address. If the current address is not on the preferred identification, the following additional identification is accepted as proof of address: *Dated utility bill or rent receipt *Canceled envelope addressed to applicant with a current postmark *Voter's registration card *Automobile registration Acceptable I.D. for youths under 18 will be: *Any of the above in their name or the name of their parent/legal guardian (this does not include babysitters, nannies day-care providers or grandparents). *Evidence that youth is enrolled in the Tigard/Tualatin School District * including: - A valid I.D. or Student Body Card - Dated Report Card - Obtaining card during school visit (ask Staff person for details) Parent(s) or guardian(s) of all youths under age 18 will receive a letter outlining guidelines for library use. There is a charge for replacement cards. (Same Identification requirements apply). Those individuals not eligible for a free library card may obtain a card for yearly nonresident fee. Borrower's responsibility Patrons enter into an agreement with the Library when they obtain their library card. The library card states that "I accept full responsibility for the use of this card. I will give immediate notice of loss of card or change of address." The signature of the cardholder signifies acceptance of this responsibility. I:\LIB\Library Polices and Procedures\Draft Policies\Ready for Library Board 6-10-04\Library Card Policy-- June 3 2004 Draft DOC Page ] of 2 Tigard Public Library Adopted by the Tigard Library Board December 4, 2003 The Library requires patrons to present their cards, appropriate identification, or library card number with verification of address or phone number before checking out materials. Unless reported as lost or stolen, it is implied that a person possessing a library card has permission from the owner for use. Cardholders are responsible for notifying the Library when their card is lost or stolen. Patrons are responsible for all charges until their card is reported lost, including items checked out on the card prior to reporting it lost. To avoid referral of the account to collections and to be considered for a waiver of fees, cardholders must immediately file a police report of theft and unauthorized use. They must then submit a copy of this report to a Library Circulation Supervisor to avoid referral of the account for collection. Patrons who have lost their card may be issued a new one. Printed verification of name and address of residence is required. Picture identification is the preferred verification. Retrieval of lost items is the library's priority. Replacement charges will be removed for lost items returned in good condition within a reasonable amount of time. Overdue charges will remain. Library Cards for Children All individuals, including children, must be present to be issued a library card. All cardholders, including children, are entitled to record privacy. It is recognized that parents or guardians have fiscal responsibility for children under the age of 18. The parent or guardian's name is required information on a child's library card, as well as the birthdate of the child. The parent or guardian is issued a letter with an explanation of library policies — including the need for the parent to have the child's card or card number in order to access information on the child's library record. Adopted by the Tigard Library Board December 4, 2003. I:\L,IB\Library Polices and Procedures\Draft Policies\Ready for Library Board 6-10-04\Library Card Policy-- June 3 2004 Draft DOC Page 2 of 2 JUNE 2004 Management Overview _ Circulation Total Total CheckOuts Prior Year Percent Library Checklns CheckOuts Renewals &Renewals Checkout Total Change Banks Public Library 3,971 3,566 689 4,255 2,660 59.96% Beaverton City Library 114,198 122,346 34,287 156,633 155,381 0.81% Cedar Mill Community Library 71,418 75,641 23,859 99,500 98,250 1.27% Cooperative Administrative Office 144 199 65 264 349 -24.36% Cornelius Public Library 4,079 3,910 818 4,728 4,309 9.72% Forest Grove City Library 19,822 20,366 3,450 23,816 23,853 -0.16% Garden Home Community Library 11,336 11,231 3,576 14,807 11,145 32.86% Hillsboro Libraries: Shute Park 41,663 47,070 15,575 62,645 59,634 5.05% Tanasbourne Branch 77,557 84,334 18,221 102,555 89,090 15.11% External Loans (ILL) 87 552 49 601 264 127.65% Library Outreach Services 1,861 1,376 151 1,527 1,519 0.53% Oregon College of Art and Craft 212 224 130 354 240 47.50% Sherwood Public Library 16,783 17,176 3,119 20,295 19,120 6.15% Tigard Public Library 45,767 47,521 9,936 57,457 56,265 2.12% Tualatin Public Library 27,593 27,135 5,891 33,026 30,684 7.63% Tuality Health Information Resource Center 257 250 39 289 195 48.21% West Slope Community Library 15,840 15,927 4,961 20,888 21,208 -1.51% Totals 452,588 478,824 124,816 603,640 574,166 5.13% F:\WILI\Wilireports\JUNE 04 mngmnt ovrvw\7/1/2004 January-June 2004 Management Overview- Circulation Checkouts Jan-Jun. '04 July-Dec. 103 Total FY03-04 Total FY02-03 % Library Janua February March April May June Checkouts Checkouts Checkouts Checkouts Chane Banks Public Library 3,414 3,503 3,887 3,510 3,469 4,255 22,038 18,036 40,074 32,642 22.77% Beaverton City Library 151,387 148,495 157,292 140,860 145,076 156,633 899,743 859,715 1,759,458 1,791,399 -1.78% Cedar Mill Comm. Library 89,382 93,517 99,703 85,951 91,960 99,500 560,013 538,914 1,098,927 1,063,549 3.33% Cooperative Admin. Office 196 391 373 306 339 264 1,869 1,928 3,797 4,018 -5.50% Cornelius Public Library 3,884 3,908 4,266 3,931 3,542 4,728 24,259 22,520 46,779 40,545 15.38% Forest Grove City Library 22,567 22,412 23,707 21,460 21,918 23,816 135,880 126,000 261,880 261,353 0.20% Garden Home Comm. Library 9,266 12,082 12,425 12,185 13,093 14,807 73,858 70,429 144,287 138,322 4.31% Hillsboro Libraries: Books By Rail 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 18 22,585 -99.92% Shute Park 57,683 55,100 63,124 55,203 49,985 62,645 343,740 316,880 660,620 753,294 -12.30% Tanasbourne Branch 91,039 89,561 95,680 86,018 82,665 102,555 547,518 504,440 1,051,958 984,698 6.83% ILL 472 586 623 775 634 601 3,691 2,074 5,765 8,420 -31.53% Library Outreach Services 1,489 1,512 1,788 1,494 1,409 1,527 9,219 8,783 18,002 18,286 -1.55% Oregon College of Art&Craft 936 1,225 1,105 898 282 354 4,800 4,001 8,801 6,578 33.79% Sherwood Public Library 17,970 19,084 20,570 17,793 18,112 20,295 113,824 109,289 223,113 215,515 3.53% Tigard Public Library 55,935 55,317 60,679 53,731 52,192 57,457 335,311 316,693 652,004 684,023 -4.68% Tualatin Public Library 30,967 29,305 31,514 28,020 28,527 33,026 181,359 186,342 367,701 359,773 2.20% Tuality Health Info. Resource C1 253 256 364 259 270 289 1,691 1,571 3,262 2,557 27.57% West Slope Comm. Library 19,424 18,974 20,466 18,179 18,487 20,888 116,418 120,866 237,284 196,521 20.74% Totals 556,264 555,228 597,566 530,573 531,960 603,640 3,375,231 3,208,499 6,583,730 6,584,078 -0.01% FAWILI\Wilireports\jan june04 checkOUTS\7/1/2004