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BOARD OF LIBRARY TRUSTEES
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02/09/1981
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THE MASHPEE PUBLIC LIBRARY 31JDGET <br /> • 1981-82 <br /> i <br /> For the past three years library expenses <br /> Town Population have been kept at a minimum. Budget requests <br /> Increase Reflected have been based on usage of facilit? es by <br /> in Librax Usaa population of 2500 residents . The library <br /> Library e now serves 3700 year round residents . During <br /> the summer months the population increase <br /> strains our resources . Besides service to <br /> summer residents , there is a sharp increase <br /> in borrowing by students with sum.m.er reading <br /> requirements . Additional purchasing is done <br /> to accommodate pupils during vacation periods <br /> when the school library is closed. On Monday <br /> 1T.eed for an and Saturday it is impossible for the one <br /> Additional person on duty to handle reference calls , <br /> Part-time circulation, and book shelving in the adults ' <br /> Employee and children' s departments located on two levels. <br /> Volunteers can help at the circulation desk <br /> and with book shelving, but cannot do professional <br /> library, work such as cataloging, or clerical <br /> work such as record keeping. <br /> Gradually the book collection is growing to <br /> �idditional meet minimum standards for small public libraries <br /> brary as suggested by the A.L.A. There is a correl- <br /> Hours ation between the expansion of resources and uzs� <br /> cirrculation of these materials . It <br /> a,___ �aFy_patrons to offer services for several <br /> more hours each week. The present schedule of <br /> four morning openings and one afternoon and <br /> evening opening could be incresed by an additional <br /> afternoon opening. The. addition of one more <br /> part-time worker for 10 hours a week would <br /> enable a part-time staff of three to stagger <br /> shifts for optimum coverage as well as back <br /> up personnel for vacation and sick leaves. <br /> Continued increase in energy costs makes <br /> budgeting for utilities difficult. Voluntary <br /> Problems with cutbacks in heat and light have been made to <br /> Energy Costs conserve energy, but, as with other departments, <br /> Supplies our costs are still rising. The price of books , <br /> Books and audio visual materials, and clerical supplies <br /> Audio Visual have all risen drastically. Budget increases <br /> Vaterials are necessary just to keep the library oper- <br /> ating at the present level . <br /> The library is one service the town provides <br /> OIQeeded and for taxpayers without additional usage fees. <br /> )nreciated Free For all age groups it offers a selection of <br /> ibrary for All materials for leisure time reading as well as <br /> a broad range of books in educational disciplines <br /> To keep the library functioning the requested <br /> budget represents monies to cover minimun needs. <br />
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