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Lakeland Library Region Annual Report 2013 Lakeland Library Region Annual Report 2013 LAKELAND LIBRARY REGION—1302-100TH STREET. NORTH BATTLEFORD. SK. S9A 0V8 306-445-6108 (PHONE) 306-445-5717 (FAX) Like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter LAKELAND LIBRARY REGION – CHAIRS REPORT 2013 was a fairly stable year for the region, with circulation remaining solid, the introduction to some new services like ZINIO and TUMBLEBOOKS, as well as significant increases in Library2go stats. Which leaves me agree with an article from Devin Coldewey of NBC News. E-Books surge as devices multiply -- but print holds fast. We also had another good increase in active patrons during 2013 and the drive to get more people carrying and using library cards will continue. Lakeland Library Region continues to strengthen our Early Childhood collection with the development in 2013 of many new kits, including ABC, Color and Numbers. Also developed were activities ideas for all seasons, all celebrations and occasions. The number of new pre-packaged puppet shows for story time activities have been put together, all in an effort to help the smaller libraries and schools in our region with the ability to provide learning and programming sessions without having to prepare everything themselves. Two aboriginal kits have been developed that we hope will become very useful in our storytelling and cultural activities during several occasions during the year. Lakeland continues to use social media --- Facebook, Twitter to get our word out and headquarters staff provides branches with other sources like websites and blogs containing great programming, promotion and display ideas. All of these resources can easily be found on the staff side of the web page or in our newsletters. Recently we began a Lakeland Public Newsletter that is available for distribution throughout the region. Our brochure has been updated to include the new services and pencils, mugs, magnets and books are available for prizes. What are we working for in the 2014 year? • Materials Budget increased by 13.58%. • Major push for new patrons. • Marketing through library boards and community members. Getting the BUZZ out! • More staff training particularly in the e-resources. I would like to thank our executive for their good work this past year and for supporting me as Chair of Lakeland Library Region. To our very dedicated staff, your work across this region is very much appreciated. Your Executive has addressed the need to provide resources to our local branches through significant increases to municipal grants, the provincial funding for headquarters remains below what is required. Lakeland Library Region will be providing each Library Board with statistical information that we encourage you to share with your MLA’s to aid them in understanding the value of a good strong vibrant branch, region and system. In 2013, 27,319 active patrons, took out 413,801 items, read 37,842 items on Library2go, for an average of 16.53 pieces per person. At an average cost of $13.00 per piece, the average savings is $214.89 per person or $859.56 for a family of four. Your library! Where you are! What you want! Submitted by Allie Raycraft Executive Board Members 2013 Allie Raycraft - Chairperson Village Representative (Meota) Cathy Richardson City of North Battleford Representative Betty Leslie City of North Battleford Representative Stephanie Merkowsky City of North Battleford Representative Tony Knowler City of Lloydminster Representative Joe Lozeau City of Lloydminster Representative Conrad Read City of Meadow Lake Representative Dennis Taylor – Vice Chair Town Representative (Hafford) Gordon Yarde Town Representative (Battleford) Bonnie Deuel R.M. Representative (Medstead #497) Lorne Kohlman R.M. Representative (Eye Hill #382) Jack Opheim R.M. Representative (Battle River #438) Tom Foster R.M. Representative (Mervin #499) Jan-Mar Allen Taylor Member at Large Municipal Grants per Capita Ratio 2011 2012 2013 1.00 City of North Battleford 19.01 20.15 21.36 1.00 City of Lloydminster 19.01 20.15 21.36 1.00 City of Meadow Lake 19.01 20.15 21.36 0.75 Towns – A (Over 2,000 Pop) 14.26 15.11 16.02 0.65 Towns – B (Under 2,000 Pop) 12.36 13.10 13.88 0.60 Villages 11.41 12.09 12.82 0.50 Rural Municipalities 9.51 10.08 10.68 Service Points 2011 2012 2013 Branches 32 32 32 Book Depositories 4 4 4 Satellite Branches 0 0 0 Total Services Points 36 36 36 REGIONAL STAFF 2013 HEADQUARTERS: Interim Director Donna Challis Regional Librarian Eleanor Crumblehulme Business/ HR Manager Jacky Bauer Rural Branch Supervisor Lane Jackson Technician Chris Bajak Acquisitions Clerk Judy Stefanick Blocks Clerk Mary Scott Processing Clerk Jan Cherwinski Branch Support Clerk Liz Smith Drivers Brian Wicks Laurie Borzel BRANCH LIBRARIANS: Battleford Rita Kuntz Borden Dianne Sylvester Cut Knife Ceinnie Kortright Denzil Dawn Doyle//Kim Guran Edam Karlie King Glaslyn Jenine Willumeit Goodsoil Yvonne Sonntag/Gail Foster/Elinor Rausch Hafford Carol Herman Lashburn Kathy Berg ***Lloydminster Ron Gillies Loon Lake Darlene Graham Macklin Leanne Shapka/Susan Grodecki Maidstone Lorna Foster Makwa Darlene Graham Marsden Denise Polkinghorne Marshall Barb Holt Mayfair TeresaToews Maymont Joeleen Milman/Cindy Reid Meadow Lake Tara Million Medstead Shannon Englot Meota Deborah Pearce Neilburg Sharon Schempp North Battleford Karen Sabraw/Amanda Foster Paradise Hill Dianne Palsich/Marty MacNab Paynton Sonja Margerison Pierceland Anita Kajner/Marvel Taphorn Rabbit Lake Melita Hildebrand Radisson Shirley Hosegood St. Walburg Erin Elliott Saskatchewan Hospital Nadine Parohl Speers Colleen Wicks Turtleford Norma Corrigal The above branches are open on a regular basis, have a paid staff member, and a local library board. ***Not part of Millennium. DEPOSITORIES: Cochin, Livelong, Mervin and Senlac Book Depositories have a supply of non-barcoded materials and are operated by volunteers. Lakeland Library Region supplies excess materials to them periodically. PATRONS based on Home Library - 2013 Active Active Branch Library Patrons Patrons Patrons Patrons Dec-12 Dec-12 Dec-13 Dec-13 Lloydminster 10,896 10,896 12,334 12,334 North Battleford 7,375 5,656 7,631 5,557 Meadow Lake 2,844 2,113 3,067 2,213 TOWNS (over 2,000 population) Battleford 1,086 797 1484 1095 TOWNS (under 2,000 population) Cut Knife 286 237 318 252 Hafford 227 196 249 211 Lashburn 357 268 381 283 Macklin 563 432 603 436 Maidstone 400 299 429 315 Marshall 196 143 219 154 Radisson 240 185 264 200 St. Walburg 368 275 398 281 Turtleford 738 593 995 607 VILLAGES Borden 288 231 296 219 Denzil 121 98 128 99 Edam 256 200 271 205 Glaslyn 250 216 271 226 Goodsoil 308 250 325 264 Loon Lake 279 217 309 242 Makwa 84 60 92 69 Marsden 260 206 286 236 Maymont 145 110 164 126 Medstead 205 164 209 157 Meota 248 199 264 203 Neilburg 436 383 464 402 Paradise Hill 316 231 331 232 Paynton 152 113 160 118 Pierceland 252 184 265 185 Rabbit Lake 137 111 144 117 Speers 120 99 127 104 Sask Hospital 16 14 29 29 Mayfair 110 92 115 96 LHQ 56 56 56 52 Lakeland Total 29,615 25,324 32,678 27,319 LAKELAND LIBRARY REGION 2013 MUNICIPAL GRANTS MUNICIPALITY POPULATION GRANT RATE TOTAL GRANT CITY OF LLOYDMINSTER 9,772 21.36 208,729.92 CITY OF NORTH BATTLEFORD 13,888 21.36 296,647.68 CITY OF MEADOW LAKE 5,045 21.36 107,761.20 28,705 613,138.80 TOWN OF BATTLEFORD 4,065 16.02 65,121.30 4,065 65,121.30 TOWN OF CUT KNIFE 517 13.88 7,175.96 TOWN OF HAFFORD 397 13.88 5,510.36 TOWN OF LASHBURN 967 13.88 13,421.96 TOWN OF MACKLIN 1,415 13.88 19,640.20 TOWN OF MAIDSTONE 1,156 13.88 16,045.28 TOWN OF MARSHALL 533 13.88 7,398.04 TOWN OF RADISSON 505 13.88 7,009.40 TOWN OF ST. WALBURG 716 13.88 9,938.08 TOWN OF TURTLEFORD 525 13.88 7,287.00 6,731 93,426.28 RES. VILLAGE OF AQUADEO 84 12.82 1,076.88 VILLAGE OF BORDEN 245 12.82 3,140.90 RES. VILLAGE OF COCHIN 122 12.82 1,564.04 VILLAGE OF DENHOLM 76 12.82 974.32 VILLAGE OF DENZIL 135 12.82 1,730.70 VILLAGE OF DORINTOSH 147 12.82 1,884.54 VILLAGE OF EDAM 444 12.82 5,692.08 VILLAGE OF GLASLYN 397 12.82 5,089.54 VILLAGE OF GOODSOIL 281 12.82 3,602.42 RES. VIL. OF GREIG LAKE 23 12.82 294.86 RES. VIL. OF KIVIMAA-MOONLIGHT B 84 12.82 1,076.88 VILLAGE OF KRYDOR 15 12.82 192.30 VILLAGE OF LOON LAKE 314 12.82 4,025.48 VILLAGE OF MAKWA 97 12.82 1,243.54 VILLAGE OF MARSDEN 284 12.82 3,640.88 VILLAGE OF MAYMONT 146 12.82 1,871.72 VILLAGE OF MEDSTEAD 120 12.82 1,538.40 VILLAGE OF MEOTA 307 12.82 3,935.74 VILLAGE OF MERVIN 160 12.82 2,051.20 VILLAGE OF METINOTA 89 12.82 1,140.98 VILLAGE OF NEILBURG 448 12.82 5,743.36 VILLAGE OF PARADISE HILL 515 12.82 6,602.30 VILLAGE OF PAYNTON 151 12.82 1,935.82 VILLAGE OF PIERCELAND 551 12.82 7,063.82 VILLAGE OF PRIMATE 45 12.82 576.90 VILLAGE OF RABBIT LAKE 127 12.82 1,628.14 VILLAGE OF RICHARD 30 12.82 384.60 VILLAGE OF RUDDELL 20 12.82 256.40 VILLAGE OF SENLAC 46 12.82 589.72 VILLAGE OF SPEERS 65 12.82 833.30 VILLAGE OF WASECA 154 12.82 1,974.28 5,722 73,356.04 382 - R.M.
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