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Enhancing Public Library Services in West Virginia: 2013 State Report

This report presented by Karen Goff at the West Virginia Library Association's annual conference highlights key metrics from West Virginia's public libraries. Featuring square footage details, service population statistics, and trends in registered borrowers, public access computers, wireless usage, and e-books, it demonstrates significant growth in library usage. Despite a slight decrease in total circulation, overall attendance and programming have risen, underscoring the evolving role of libraries in the community. The report emphasizes the need for continued support and challenges for enhancement.

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Enhancing Public Library Services in West Virginia: 2013 State Report

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  1. State of the State’s LibrariesOctober 9, 2013Annual Conference of the West Virginia Library Association Presented byKaren Goff Secretary of the West Virginia Library Commission

  2. TYPICAL WV PUBLIC LIBRARY (TPL) Square Footage – 5,334 Service Population – 8,854 Total FTE Paid Employees – 2.65 Population per Paid Staff – 3,393

  3. SNAPSHOT OF WV PUBLIC LIBRARIES2008, 2010, 2013

  4. Registered Borrowers+14% 786,447

  5. Public Access Computers+18% 1,474

  6. Wireless Users

  7. E-BOOKS+95% SUCCESS! 5,135

  8. Annual Attendance+19%

  9. Total Circulation- 19%

  10. Registered for Summer Reading+ 11% 21,346 19,653

  11. Library Programs+ 14% 19,916

  12. Program Attendance- 3% 421,303

  13. eBookConsortiumMembership 89 of 97 in 2013!!

  14. Total Local Operating Income+ 15% $ 24.1 Million

  15. SECRETARY’S CHALLENGE

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