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Mashpee Public Library <br /> P.O. Box 657 <br /> l ashpee$ Ma 02649 <br /> Circulation for August 2006 was 14,936 items, a year-to-date total of 29,192. <br /> Last year was 15,024 items in August, a difference of items. I added 4 items <br /> representing dornloadable . Books in *July and August. E book circulation i <br /> counted by the Net Library software rather than going through CLAMS <br /> Miflenniurn, and mu -be added to-CL IVIS-ciir ulation figures. <br /> Cape-wide, 682 E Books were downloaded. Falmouth is thus far the heaviest <br /> user with Bo titles downloaded during the summer. I expect our usage to grog as <br /> more patrons become aware of the subscription. I used a figure of per title <br /> as a comparison to see how we are doing on our investment. - Purchasing these <br /> 14 titles gourd have been $1,120 of the $2,196 we spent on the subscription. We <br /> will break even once 28 titles have been downloaded. <br /> It is interesting to note that although August's circulation exceeded July's by over <br /> bog items, vire didn't. have the extreme spikes of 1,000 items days as we did in <br /> July. The daily totals were typically 500 to Ego items with a few days',of 700 or <br /> Boo items per day. The combined totals circulated in July and August is roughly <br /> 25% of the anticipated yearly circulation. Doing that amount of -business over <br /> two months is exhausting anti stressful and the staff is to be commended for the <br /> manner in which they served the public this summer. <br /> I sent Susan cannavo to SBMLS for training on the use of a library website, Illy <br /> Own oaf . It"s a website for teens and we hope to publicize it and have local <br /> teen register to use it. We e have identified teens-as an underserved group in our <br /> Long Range Pian. Services for them will be greatly improved in a new building <br /> but in the meantime, we hope to encourage more young adults to start using the <br /> library's resources. <br /> I arra working on completing the Annual Financial Report to the IIBLC. It is due <br /> October 2e but I hope to mail it by the end of September. The library's annual <br /> state aide is based on the Wmpletion of these two reportswhich-verifies the <br /> library has met minimum m library standards and is eligible for certification. <br /> During the summer, Janet Burke spoke to David and nne about easing into her <br /> summer schedule because of personal commitments. David asked ed e to see if I <br /> could accomodate her request. Bridget was interested in working more hours <br /> and pieced up many of the hours Janet didn't work. Janet and I increased her <br /> scheddle last week to 32 hours per.week which is still less than 37.5 hours <br /> budgeted. Bridget is still interested in working more hours so I will have her work <br /> the balance. This seems like a reasonable compromise that benefits two <br /> excellent employees. <br />
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