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Home My WebLink About2019-08-28; Library Board of Trustees; MinutesMEETING OF: -. DATE OF MEETING: PLACE OF MEETING: CALL TO ORDER: LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETING \Nednesday,Aug.28,2019 City Council Chamber 1200 Carlsbad Village Drive, Carlsbad, CA 92008 Chair DeForest called the meeting to order at 4:00 p.m. ROLL CALL: Present: Trustees DeForest, Hulsart, Larson and Parsons Absent: none Staff Present: Heather Pizzuto, Library & Cultural Arts Director Diane Bednarski, Deputy Library Director Suzanne Smithson, Deputy Library Director Fiona Everett, Senior Management Analyst Debbie Jo McCool, Associate Analyst Megan Vanzandt, Senior Office Specialist APPROVAL OF MINUTES: By proper motion, the minutes of the Library Board of Trustees meeting of July 24, 2019 were approved. Approved 4-0-0-0 PUBLIC COMMENTS: None. MONTHLY LIBRARY REPORTS: The board received the monthly library report for July 2019. TECHNOLOGY REPORT AND UPDATE: Approved:/.A.,..__./ q,p1.(..-Jt1 ~ ITEM #3 The board received the quarterly technology report for the period of April to June 2019. Senior Business Systems Specialist Devin Castel provided the board with highlights and trends related to the report. ONLINE RESOURCES: Senior Librarians Erin Peak and Sarah Dana, along with Deputy Library Director Diane Bednarski provided the board with an overview of the department's recently added eResources and related industry trends. Page 2 of 2 Library Board of Trustees Minutes of the Aug. 28, 2019 Meeting DIRECTOR'S REPORT: Director Pizzuto briefed the board on a variety of topics: personnel updates, the State Library annual survey, anticipated dates for the appointment of a new trustee and elections; and upcoming events. FOUNDATION REPORT: Representative Larson advised of the Foundation's continued publicity and outreach efforts for the upcoming Sept. 21 "Night at the Library" gala. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY REPORT: Representative Hu Isa rt advised the Friends gave away thousands of books for the Summer Reading Adventure and the Friend of the Library Bookstore is currently having a back to school sale. NORTH SAN DIEGO COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY REPORT: Board Liaison Sue Madsen summarized recent and upcoming programs and events. LIBRARY BOARD COMMENTS/ANNOUNCEMENTS: None. ADJOURNMENT: By proper motion (Hulsart/Parsons) and vote the meeting was adjourned at 5:06 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Megan Vanzandt, Senior Office Specialist Systemwide ... Monthly LIBRARY Report for July 2019 ITEM #5 1. This year's annual Summer Reading Adventure, "A Universe of Stories," had strong participation at all three libraries in July. Systemwide participation for all ages from July 1-31 included 1,137 sign-ups, more than a million minutes read and 727 book reviews contributed. One of the most popular children's programs was Mad Science, where scientists entertained audiences by performing experiments with amazing results. Everyone's favorite experiment was watching a member of the audience fly with just a plank and a hairdryer. Approximately 450 people attended the Mad Science performances at all three locations. The Summer Reading Adventure concludes Aug. 11. 2. On July 1, the library launched Flipster®, its new digital magazine service replacing RBDigital. The service, provided to us through the Serra Cooperative Library System, is free with a library card and provides access to eMagazines such as Forbes, People (English and Spanish editions), Time, Rolling Stone, Sports Illustrated and more. Flipster had a strong launch, with nearly 1,500 eMagazines checked out in July. CCL, Dove Lane ... 3. On July 3, Chapters cafe at Dove Library had its soft opening. The menu features coffee, tea, smoothies, sandwiches, pastries, grab and go snacks, drinks for kids, and more. Patrons (and library staff) have been enjoying Chapter's offerings. The cafe also provides catering for on-site events. Chapter's grand opening celebration is planned for Aug. 10. 4. Teens enjoyed a variety of fun Summer Reading Adventure programs in July. Teen Talent Shows on July 11 highlighted singers, with 14 teens performing for 120 enthusiastic audience members. The July 25 event showcased dancers, with eight teens performing for 45 audience members. The first-place winners of each of the three talent shows will perform at the TGIF Concert in the Parks on Aug. 16. On July 18, 17 teens attended an ice cream and movie event featuring an overview of teen services and screening of Captain Marvel. And on July 30, 15 teens enjoyed an outer space-themed escape room activity, working in teams to follow clues and solve a mystery during a set amount of time. 5. On July 20, four acclaimed authors spoke about and signed their latest books for an audience of 60 in the Schulman Auditorium. Attendees were invited to escape to Iceland with Tory Bilski as she shared her personal story of riding wild horses every summer in Iceland, journey to Malibu with Janna King in her latest novel, hear about writing an edge-of-your-seat thriller from Kaira Rouda, and curl up in a cozy bookstore with the always charming and entertaining Abbi Waxman. Monthly Library Report for July 2019 Georgina Cole ... 6. Kids enjoyed a variety of outer space-themed Summer Reading Adventures in July. The July 2 program featured astronaut training, and staff read the books Astronaut Handbook and Living in Space to the 48 attendees. At their first station, the kids learned that astronauts must exercise to keep in shape in space and explored how gravity affects the body. At the second station, the kids discovered how hard it is to work in astronaut gear by trying to pick up small Lego pieces with cooking mittens. Kids created their own International Space Station patches and put together a jet pack at the final two stations. 7. The Thursday Afternoon Book Club had its third consecutive month with 18 patrons in attendance, a large turnout for our book clubs. The book club discussed, If the Creek Don't Rise, a fictional book set in poverty-stricken Appalachia's during the 1970s, which made for a great conversation. 8. On July 24, 27 patrons participated in the Grow Your Garden crop swap to exchange plants and leave with newly potted succulents. Master Gardener Jano Nightingale led a workshop on herb gardens and propagating herbs for 12 attendees. Learning Center ... 9. VOX talking books will soon be added to the literacy and general Learning Center collections. VOX books are the first audiobooks that have a permanently attached reader in a hardcover book. These books will support literacy-level adults and their children who wish to share books, in addition to providing a new format which makes literacy and learning fun for all community members. 10. On July 1, the San Diego County Office of Education-Migrant Program re-started their annual summer meetings at the Learning Center with school-age children enrolled in their summer classes . Migrant Program staff provides instruction in English and math to 15 students twice a week for two hours each session. The students and their families signed up for the Summer Reading Adventure and attended the special July programs. 11. The Read and Play Summer Club participants continued reading the book Midnight on the Moon from the popular Magic Tree House series by Mary Pope Osborne. Fifteen children are enjoying the book so much that it's a challenge for them to put it down after each chapter. The group enjoyed activities that complement the book, including bingo, a puzzle and questions game, and Jeopardy. Reading Midnight on the Moon has encouraged the participants to learn more about outer space and the solar system. 12. At the end of July, Principal Librarian Viktor Sjoberg left his position with Carlsbad City Library to take on a new role at Glendale Public Library. Library staff are working with the city's Human Resources staff to launch a recruitment. Monthly Library Report for July 2019 Outreach and Community Connections ... 13. The Books To Go team had an active July, visiting eight different locations. Staff visited Flicks at the Fountain, outdoor movie nights hosted by the Carlsbad Village Association, on July 11 and 18. They spoke with nearly 100 people total and promoted the Summer Reading Adventure and other services while also giving away many children's books. On July 12, the staff visited the beach and spoke with nearly 40 people. On July 16, staff visited the Carlsbad Senior Center and connected with 28 attendees. The attendees were pleased library staff had brought them popular mystery books based on their requests. On July 18, staff visited three local preschools and provided storytimes for nearly 86 preschoolers. On July 24, staff rode the Book Bike to the farmer's market and interacted with 312 people, processed seven library card applications and handed out more than 100 books and other giveaways. 14. On July 5, 19 and 26, library members staffed an outreach table at TGIF Concerts in the Parks events. Staff talked to more than 200 people total about library services and programs, especially the Summer Reading Adventure and gave out "Libraries Rock!" book bags as well as library event calendars and other promotional material. 15. On July 23, Library Assistant Susan Burke accompanied a Meals-on-Wheels volunteer on her route from the Carlsbad Senior Center to the homes of nine recipients to inform them of the library's homebound program to deliver library books and materials to residents unable to leave their homes due to medical reasons. Two people expressed interest in signing up for the program. LIBRARY BOARD STATISTICS July 2019 Reference, Circulation, Visitors Reference Questions Jul-18 Jun-19 Jul-19 1 Dove Library 10,827 8;564 10,870 2 Cole Library 6,678 7,185 7,313 3 Librarv Learning Center 535 672 606 4 Total 18,040 16,421 18,789 Technologv Assistance Jul-18 Jun-19 Jul-19 5 Dove Library 2,555 2,945 2,810 6 Cole Library 2,027 1,943 1,844 7 Library Learning Center 182 276 278 8 Total 4,764 5,164 4,932 Circulation Jul-18 Jun-19 Jul-19 9 Dove Library 63,679 57,880 62,078 10 Cole Library 34,150 32,238 · 34,356 11 Library Learning Center 1,215 1,089 1,291 12 eAudiobook Downloads 3,528 5,905 6,073 13 eBook Downloads 5,430 6,395 6,766 14 eMagazine Downloads 836 2,059 3,346 15 Audio Streaming*1 555 493 16 Video Streaming*1 998 1,218 17 Total 108,838 107,119 115,621 People Count Jul-18 Jun-19 Jul-19 18 Dove Library 33,705 30,919 35,573 19 Cole Library 23,276 21,468 24,940 20 Library Learning Center 4,809 3,745 4,887 21 Total 61,790 56,132 65,400 Programs and Technology Library-Sponsored Programs Jul-18 Jun-19 Jul-19 22 Pre-School Programs 49 32 63 23 Attendance 2,453 1,482 2,729 24 School Aged Children's Programs 42 42 49 25 Attendance 1,994 2,136 2,498 26 Young Adult Programs 14 9 21 27 Attendance 132 121 261 28 Adult Programs 78 77 66 29 Attendance 1,411 1,896 1,524 Technology Usage Jul-18 Jun-19 Jul-19 30 Computer Use 8,239 7,445 13,363 31 WiFi Use 8,480 11,182 8,057 32 Webpage Views 54,384 45,567 46,591 33 Database Usage 7,098 7,062 7,575 Facility Meeting Room Use Jul-18 Jun-19 Jul-19 34 Events 57 67 55 35 Attendance 3,249 4,498 3,182 Volunteer Hours Jul-18 Jun-19 Jul-19 36 Total Hours 3,557 2,676 3,448 *1 Video and Audio streaming added to monthly stats effective Dec. 2018. Two new streaming services launched to patrons on Dec. 3, 2018. <:;;5,a.rlsbad Cicy Library Carlsbad City Library-Technology Report -April -June 2019 PC Management Sessions Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Location Total Computers Jan-Mar 2019 Apr-Jun 2019 Change Apr-Jun 2018 Apr-Jun 2019 Change Dove Adult Lab 15 2,606 2,824 8% 2,850 2,824 -1% Dove Express 2 426 336 -21% 435 336 -23% Dove Walk-up 20 8,220 7,474 -9% 8,104 7,474 -8% Dove Children's 7 591 621 5% 652 621 -5% Cole Adult 19 6,328 6,210 -2% 6,357 6,210 -2% Cole Express 1 370 325 -12% 465 325 -30% Cole Children's 6 612 725 18% 707 725 3% Cole Teen 2 534 488 -9% 521 488 -6% Learning Center Children's Lab 7 296 398 34% 314 398 27% Learning Center Adult Lab 7 1,328 1,189 -10% 1,221 1,189 -3% Total 86 21,311 20,590 -3% 21,626 20,590 -5% PC Management Utilization Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Location Total Computers Jan-Mar 2019 Apr-Jun 2019 Change Apr-Jun 2018 Apr-Jun 2019 Change Dove Adult Lab 15 33% 35% 2% 35% 35% 0% Dove Express 2 4% 3% -1% 5% 3% -2% Dove Walk-up 20 31% 26% -5% 29% 26% -3% Dove Children's 7 8% 9% 1% 10% 9% -1% Cole Adult 19 49% 46% -3% 42% 46% 4% Cole Express 1 7% 6% -1% 9% 6% -3% Cole Children's 6 11% 16% 5% 16% . 16% 0% Cole Teen 2 20% 20% 0% 21% 20% -1% Learning Center Children's Lab 7 5% 6% 1% 5% 6% 1% Learning Center Adult Lab 7 33% 27% -5% 28% 27% -2% Wireless User Sessions Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Location Jan-Mar 2019 Apr-Jun 2019 Change *Apr-Jun 2018 Apr-Jun 2019 Change Dove 20,745 18,787 -9% 8,169 18,787 130% Cole 14,908 16,555 11% 5,649 16,555 193% library Learning Center 2,201 1,930 -12% 1,018 1,930 90% Total 37,854 37,272 -2% 14,836 37,272 151% •wireless data reporting unavailable (32 days) Combined Wireless and Wired Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Internet Sessions Location Jan-Mar 2019 I Apr-Jun 2019 Change *Apr-Jun 2018 1 Apr-Jun 2019 Change I All Library Locations 59,165 I S7,862 -2% 36,462 I S7,862 59% I •wireless data reporting unavailable (32 days) Early literacy Stations -Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison User Sessions Location Total Computers Jan-Mar 2019 Apr-Jun 2019 Change Apr-Jun 2018 Apr-Jun 2019 Change Dove 4 3,500 3,796 8% 3,941 3,796 4% Cole 3 2,222 2,190 -1% 2,426 2,190 -10% Library Learning Center 2 259 263 2% 290 263 -9% Total 9 S,981 6,249 4% 6,6S7 6,249 -6% Early literacy Stations -Utilization Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Location Total Computers Jan-Mar 2019 Apr-Jun 2019 Change Apr-Jun 2018 Apr-Jun 2019 Change Dove 4 42% 43% 1% 45% 43% -2% Cole 3 35% 33% -2% 37% 33% 4 % Library Learning Center 2 9% 8% -1% 9% 8% -1% Self-Check vs Staffed User Sessions n ... ~ .. ,. Year Comparison Jan-Mar 2019 Apr-Jun 2019 Apr-Jun 2018 Apr-Jun 2019 Self-Check Staffed Station Self-Check Staffed Station Change Self-Check Staffed Station Self-Check Staffed Change Station 77% 23% 77% 23% 0% 76% 24% 77% 23% 1% Self-Check vs Staffed Item Transactions Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Jan-Mar 2019 Apr-Jun 2019 Apr-Jun 2018 Apr-Jun 2019 Self-Check Staffed Station Self-Check Staffed Station Change Self-Check Staffed Station Self-Check Staffed Change Station 80% 20% 82% I 18% 2% 80% 20% 82% I 18% 2% Self-Check vs Staffed User Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Sessions by Location Self-Check Jan-Mar 2019 Apr-Jun 2019 Apr-Jun 2018 Apr-Jun 2019 Location Kiosks Self-Check Staffed Station Self-Check Staffed Station Change Self-Check Staffed Self-Check Staffed Change Station Station Dove 6 78% 22% 77% 23% -1% 77% 23% 77% 23% 0% Cole 4 80% 20% 79% 21% -1% 77% 23% 79% 21% 2% Library Learning Center 1 21% 79% 23% 77% 2% 18% 82% 23% 77% 5% Self-Check vs Staffed Item Quarterly Comparison Year Comparison Transactions by Location Self-Check Jan-Mar 2019 Apr-Jun 2019 Apr-Jun 2018 Apr-Jun 2019 Location Kiosks Self-Check Staffed Station Self-Check Staffed Station Change Self-Check Staffed Self-Check Staffed Change Station Station Dove 6 81% 19% 82% 18% 1% 80% 20% 82% 18% 2% Cole 4 84% 16% 84% 16% 0% 84% 16% 84% 16% 0% Library Learning Center 1 22% 78% 28% 72% 6% 18% 82% 28% 72% 10% Technology Report Senior Business Systems Specialist Devin Castel ~ ~ a ......... ~ \)..) 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Start your search now! view title list Historical Books (1749 -1900) A unique source lhat provides you with complete texl of more than 11,700 books, pamphlets and printed ilems including: genealogies. biographies. funeral sem10ns, local hislories, cards. charts and more -all published In the U.S. prior to 1900. view title ~ --- Historical Documents (1789 • 1994) Explore military records, casualty lists, Revolutionary and Civil War pension requests. widow's claims, orphan petitions, land grants, and other Interesting historical documentation to aid In your family research. view Ulla list m Follow Your Family Through America's History mb beyond the names and dales on ·~~~IIJ!I -: 1ur family lree to lhe recorded delalls of =t a · •~ lr dally live,. .... __ ;. t-~7 ·* d the facts in over 3,600 rragile, rare ~~l wsp<1pers. books and documenls. ~ .... ~~~ ~ . ~-~·.-, ~· ... ~. ~ .America's Obituaries (1977 • current) Obituaries are a great place to start your genealogy research. Obituaries contain ancestor names, dates. birthplaces, marriage ;nro, death records, and other relevant ramlly history Information. New obituaries are odded to the database daily! view title list • Social Security Death Index (1937 • 2014) Enjoy easy access to the up-to-date Social Security Death Index (SSDIJ. find helpful family history lnfonnation including names, birth dates, death dales, anc! locations. The SSDI contains more than 89 million dealh records for Individuals with United Slales Social Security numbers. I I America's GenealogyBank Amenica1s. ,obituaries (1977 -Cunrient) Del Mar Times N ortl1 County Times La Jolla light La Jolla Village News Poway News Chieftain Sa n Diego Union-Tribune Californian America's GenealogyBank Del Mar Escondido La Jolla La Jolla Poway Sa n Diego Temecula 4/8/2010-Current 1/2/2001 -3{5/2,013 1/3/2007 - Current 41 W/2014 -Current 1/4/2(H7 -Current 12/7/1983 -Current 7 /1 412003 -5/20/20113 America's GenealogyBank: Transcribed Modern Collections I I Social Security Death Index Name: G1mrgina D. Cole State of lssu-e: Permsylvania Dale of Birth: Saturday Januar1 06, 1917 Dale of Death: Sunday Deoember 11 , 1988 Est. Age at Death: 71 years, 11 months, 5 days Last known residence: Cit11: Be.averVanport\Nest Bridgewater County: Beaver State: Pennsylvani.a ZIP Code: 15009 Latitude: Longitude: 40.7011 -80.3605 Location of Last Benefit Paid: Cicy: Countir State: ZIP Code: Beaver; Vanport; I/I/est Bridgewater Beaver Perinsylvania 15009 fnc. San Diego Union, The (CA). Saturday, December 17, 1988 OeceaSed Name: Georgina Dando Cole Georgina Dando Cole, who startad the Carlsbad Library In 1956 and was the prime mover in making It a city library in 1967, died Sunday in Beaver In her native stale of Pennsylvania, where she had retired in 1982. When Mrs. Cole look over lhe library, It consisted of three shelves, of books In a former church building shared by City Hali and !he Police Department One of Mrs. Cole's favorite s!a!emen!s, quoted In interviews, was that when someone entered the building, "we did not know if the person was looking for a book or being booked." The tiny library, which was part of !he county library system, became the city library on Elm Avenue in 1967. It also became one of the most popular and most-used librartes in the state In communities of 25,000 lo 50,000, surpassed only by the Beverly HIiis Public Llbrarf. By 1981, more than 56 percent of Carlsbad's 40,000 residents carried library cards. according lo California Division of Libraries statistics. A major reason for the library popularity was the creative and innovative approach or the feisty director. Far ahead of most libraries. she was offering programs that brought children from miles around. Then came concerts, seminars, cooking demonstrations and travel programs for the parents who broug11t the children. She and !he library staff -to whom she gave major credit -secured mos! programs al no cost lo the library. When the community agreed that !he library should pull out of the county system and become a city facili!y, the stale, under the Public Library Act of 1963, decreed t11at it must be part of a "library system." Mrs. Cole immedialely became Instrumental in forming the Sarra Regional Library System, which included San Dieg o, National City and Oceanside, as well as Carlsbad. The library was her major, but far from her only, interest. For some time, at night, she was librarian at the oceanside-Carlsbad community College, which became MiraCos!a College. She also was active in PTA, which made her an honorary life member In 1965. She held various posts in !he Carlsbad Woman's Club, which named her Woman of !he Year in 1974. She served on the board and was a pas! president of the Cartsbad Girls Club. She was active in !he Chamber of Commerce, American Association of University Women, Business and Professional Women's Clul1, Historical Society and Friends of the Library. She also was Involved in North County projects and organizations. including Country Friends, the North County Concert Association and the Santa Margarita Historical Sociely. She was named Carlsbad Citizen of the Year In 1978. A graduate of the Carnegie Institute of Technology, she was children's librarian In the Flint Mich., library before moving here with her husband, Richard G. Cole, in 1953. Graveside services were held Thursday al Beaver Cemetery. Mrs. Cole's survivors Include her husband; a daughter and son. Molly Vaughn of Pocatello, Idaho, and Rlcl1ard Cole-Dando of Encinitas; and six grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be sent to the Beaver library, 100 College Ave .. Beaver, Pa. 15009. Edition: 1,2,314,5,6 Pagt:A-3i O,pyright 1988 Union Inbunt: Publishing Co. America's GenealogyBank: Digitized Historical Collections Ir . I I TltE WOIID:mF'Dl, t'AU.SB!D Sl'RINGS~ -Aft ~"".lnemt 1'1:•J'th-~a lcn,h •a l°l!IP"I" er Cr1:at. l•l<ffff.t ~'-th• Jat.r11t .. 11oa.:11t ufl'l1cal. •CoD.::;ll'flao. -At lb,; ?,"lfflll Jot.mi::1Uc11nt lllle<lk:11 (»n:n:s, DI'. A. L .a. 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