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ED315076.Pdf DOCUMENT RESUME ED 315 076 IR 053 050 AUTHOR Clark, Collin, Ed. TITLE California Library Statistics, 1989. Fiscal Year 1987-1988 Data from Public, Academic, Special, State Agency and County Law Libraries. INSTITUTION California State Library, Sacramento. PUB DATE 89 NOTE 253p.; Product of the Library Development Services Bureau. For the 1987 report, see ED 304 164. PUB TYPE Statistical Data (110) -- Reports - Descriptive (141) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC11 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Academic Libraries; Annual Reports; Higher Education; Interlibrary Loans; Library Circulation; Library Expenditures; *Library Uterials; Library Networks; Library Personnel; *Library Services; *Library Statistics; *Public Libraries; *Special Libraries 1NTIFIERS *California ABSTRACT The information reported in this document characterizes libraries in California through statistical tables, profiling each library within its appropriate library type (i.e., public, academic, special, state agency, and county law). The data were gathered through the annual report forms for fiscal year 1987-1988 that were returned by 895 libraries of an estimated total of 1,200 California libraries, excluding school libraries. Presented in the statistical tables are data on activities (e.g., interlibrary loans borrowed and lent, circulation, and total volumes); income; expenditures; staffing; and collections. These data are organized by library type and area population. Also provided is a state summary of library statistics for the fiscal year 19E7-1988, plus the two preceding years. The data reported include total operating expenditures, salaries, library materials, full-time staff equivalents, total volumes, circulation, interlibrary loan (ILL) borrowing, ILL lending, and total number of reference questions answered during the year. A list of the libraries represented concludes the report. (SD) *************):****************************************************** * Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made * * from the original document, * ************0.********************************************************** U S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of Educational Research and Improvement CO EDUCATIONAL. RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) ytihie document hasbeen reproduced as Ise received from the person or orga nation originating it 0 Minor changes have been made to Improve reproduction quality keD. Points of view or opinions staled in this doct ment do not necessarily represent official P1114 OERI position or policy 4 1111 MENIIMa.... WMA I MISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY Collin Clark TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES 2 INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC)." California Library Statistics 1989 Fiscal year 1987-1988 data from Public, Academic, Special, State Agency and County Law Libraries Library Development Services Bureau California State Library Sacramento, 1989 RN Gary E. Strong, State Librarian 0 California Library Statistics 1989 ISSN 0741-031X Edited by Collin Clark, Information Manager, Library Development Services Bureau, California State Library 1001 Sixth St., Suite 300, Sacramento, CA 95814 Tel. (916) 322-0373 FAX (916) 323-1870 Other publications in this series available from California State Library California Library Directory California Library Trustees Directory California Public Library Outlet Directory Printed by California Office of State Printing Distributed LDA Contents 4 State Summary of Library Statistics 8 Public Library Systems 12 Public Libraries 19 Group 1, over 200,000 population 28 Group 2, 100,000 to 200,000 population 37 Group 3, 75,000 to 100,000 population 46 Group 4, 50,G00 to 75,000 population 55 Group 5, 30,000 to 50,000 population 64 Group 6, 15,000 to 30,000 population 73 Group 7, under 15,000 population 82 Mobile libraries 85 Academic and Special Libraries 87 Academic Libraries 87 State Universities 89 Community Colleges, over 13,000 students 91 Community Colleges, 7,500 to 13,000 students 93 Community Colleges, under 7,500 students 95 Private Academic, over 1,500 students 97 Private Academic, under 1,500 students 99 Academic Libraries, Branches 101 Special Libraries 101 For profit organizations, over 1,000persons 103 For profit organizations, under 1,000 persons 105 Non-profit organizations, over 1,000persons 107 Non-profit organizations, under 1,000persons 109 Law 111 Medical, Community, State 113 Medical, Private 115 Federal Government 117 State il.i;cncy 119 County Law Libraries 121 Library Index 3 State Summary of Library Statistics Each year the State Library sends annual report forms to California's academic, public, special, state agency and county law libraries.Statistical data from those reports are tabulated in this publication, withdirectory listings published in the companion volume, California Library Directory. Although the statistics program and these publications are promoted as widely as we can, participation for most is voluntary (public libraries are required by the Education Code to report annually to the State Librarian) and some choose not to do so. This makes the state summary less than complete. Libraries failing to return the report form two years in a row are dropped from the freepublications distribution list.California cooperates with the National Center for Education Statistics in the collection of uniform library statistical data nationwide. For fiscal year 1987-1988 we have reports from 895 libraries. We estimate there are at least 1,200 libraries in operation inCalifornia, exclusive of school libraries, so data in these publications are about 75% complete. By type of library, the number reporting are: 169 public libraries with 2,887 public service outlets. By jurisdictions, there are 47 county, 106 city, five combined city-county, and 11 district public libraries.By level of service, there are: 163 main libraries. Administrative headquarters are not included, and some county or district libraries have no main library. 601 branch libraries. A branch is an extension library open some part of each of five days a week, has at least 1,400 squgre feet of floor space, a general book collection of at least 7,000 volumes, and is staffed with the equivalent of at least one librarian and one clerical employee during hours openfor service. 338 library stations. A station is a library structure smaller than a branch, providing a lower level of service. 1,785 mobile library stops.A mobile library stop is a location visited by a bookmobile or other traveling library. There are 75 mobile libraries in operation this year. Combining main, branch and station figures, there are 1,102 fixed public library outlets. Emeryville and Piedmont are included with Oakland. Glenn County is served by Orland and Willows city libraries. Hillsborough is served by Burlingame and San Mateo city libraries. Mariposa Co. is included with Tuolumne Co. Santa Barbara Co. is served by the three city libraries of Lompoc, Santa Barbara and Santa Maria. Sierra Co. is included with Plumas Co. 4 197 academic libraries: 29 state supported academic libraries. 102 community college libraries. 66 private academic libraries. 471 special 32 legal libraries. 78 medical libraries. 131 libraries operated by for profit organizations. 74 libraries operated by non-profit organizations. 20 popular libraries at U.S. armed forces installations. 16 special libraries at U.S. installations. 49 resident libraries at state institutions and schools. 41 special libraries at state government offices. 30 branch libraries of academic institutions. 58 countv±law libraries. Included under special libraries are 50 operated by the federalgovernment and 108 operated by the state government. In the State Summary table that follows, thecurrent year plus the two preceding years are shown. Figures are presented in thousands, except for Staff FFE in units. 5 State Summary column headings 1291als.matitoperating expend. Total operating expenditure, in thousands of dollars.Includes materials, salaries, operations, contract services, transfers and payments. Excludes capital outlay. Salaries. Expenditure for staff salaries and benefits, in thousands of dollars. A subtotal of total operating expenditures above. Library mat Expenditure for all library materials: books, periodicals, microforms, audiovisual materials, in thousands of dollars.Excludes supplies, binding and materials leased on contract. A sub-total of total operating expenditure above. Staff FTE. Total number of persons employed, professional and support, expressed in full- time equivalent (FTE). Full-time is normally 40 hours per week, but not less than 36. Total volumes. Total count of volumes held at end of fiscal year, June 30, in thousands. CirculatioQ. Total annual out-of-building circulation, all materials, all units, in thousands. ILL borrow. Number of items borrowed by reporting library on interlibraryloan from other libraries, in thousands. Includes photocopies sent in lieu c: ILL. ILL lent. Number of items lent by reporting library on interlibrary loan to other libraries, in thousands.Includes photocopies sent in lieu of ILL. Reference.Annual total of questions answered by reporting library, in thousands: questions, readers assistance, bibliographies, research projects, data base searches. Includes activities requiring use of library collections and services and/ortraining and experience of staff, but not simple directional questions. 6 State Summary of Library Statistics SUMMARY Fiscal year Total State pop. Jan.1 operating Library Staff Total Circu- ILL ILL Type of Library expend Salaries
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