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California Library Statistics, 1986. Fiscal Year 1984-1985 Data from Public, Academic, Special, State Agency, and County Law Libraries DOCUMENT RESUME ED 272 217 IR 051 597 AUTHOR Clark, Collin, Ed. TITLE California Library Statistics, 1986. Fiscal Year 1984-1985 Data from Public, Academic, Special, State Agency, and County Law Libraries. INSTITUTION California State Library, Sacramento. PUB DATE 86 NOTE 216p.; For the statistical report and directory for 1980-81, see ED 221 225. PUB TYPE Statistical Data (110) -- Reports - Descriptive (141) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC09 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Academic Libraries; Annual Reports; Interlibrary Loans; Library Circulation; Library Expenditures; *Library Materials; Library Networks; Library Personnel; *Library Services; *Library Statistics; *Public Libraries; *Special Libraries IDENTIFIERS *California ABSTRACT This document characterizes libraries in California through statistical tables, profiling each library within the appropriate library type (public, academic and special, academic, special, state agency, and county law). Directory listingsare published in a companion volume, California Library Directory. For fiscal year 1984-1985, 990 libraries of an estimated total of 1,200 California libraries returned annual report forms; theirresponses are reported in this document. Presented in the statistical tables are measures of activities (interlibrary loans borrowed and lent, circulation, total volumes, etc.), 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 fiscal years 1981-82 through 1984-85 which includes total operating expenditures and salaries; library materials; full-time staff equivalents; total volumes; circulation; interlibrary loan borrowing and lending; and total number of reference questions answered during the year. A list of the libraries represented concludes this report. (THC) *********************************************************************** * Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made * * from the original document. * *********************************************************************** DOCUMENT RESUME ED 272 217 IR 051 597 AUTHOR Clark, Collin, Ed. TITLE California Library Statistics, 1986. Fiscal Year 1984-1985 Data from Public, Academic, Special, State Agency, and County Law Libraries. INSTITUTION California State Library, Sacramento. PUB DATE 86 NOTE 216p.; For the statistical report and directory for 1980-81, see ED 221 225. PUB TYPE Statistical Data (110) -- Reports - Descriptive (141) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC09 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Academic Libraries; Annual Reports; Interlibrary Loans; Library Circulation; Library Expenditures; *Library Materials; Library Networks; Library Personnel; *Library Services; *Library Statistics; *Public Libraries; *Special Libraries IDENTIFIERS *California ABSTRACT This document characterizes libraries in California through statistical tables, profiling each library within the appropriate library type (public, academic and special, academic, special, state agency, and county law). Directory listings are published in a companion volume, California Library Directory. For fiscal year 1984-1985, 990 libraries of an estimated total of 1,200 California libraries returned annual report forms; theirresponses are reported in this document. Presented in the statistical tables are measures of activities (interlibrary loans borrowed and lent, circulation, total volumes, etc.), income, expenditures, staffing, and collections. These data are organized by library type andarea population. Also provided is a state summary of library statistics for fiscal years 1981-82 through 1984-85 which includes total operating expenditures and salaries; library materials; full-time staff equivalents; total volumes; circulation; interlibrary loan borrowing and lending; and total number of reference questions answered during the year. A list of the libraries represented concludes this report. (THC) *********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. *********************************************************************** California Library Statistics 1986 Fiscal year 1984-1985 data from Public, Academic, Special, State Agency and county Law Libraries Library Development Services Bureau California State Library Sacramento, 1986 Gary E. Strong, State Librarian j I 1 California Library Statistics 1986 ISSN 0741-031X Edited by Collin Clark, Information Manager, Library Development Services Bureau, California State Library 1001 Sixth St., Suite 300, Sacramento, CA 95814 Other publications in this series available from California StateLibrary California Library Directory California Public Library Outlet Directory California Public Library Salary Survey Printed by California Office of State Printing Distributed LDA 'I Contents 4 State Summary of Library Statistics 8 Public Library Systems 12 Public Libraries 18 Group 1, over 500,000 population 24 Group 2, 100,000 to 500,000 population 30 Group 3, 50,000 to 100,000 population 42 Group 4, 25,000 to 50,000 population 48 Group 5, 12,500 to 25,000 population 54 Group 6, under 12,500 population 60 Mobile libraries 63 Academic and Special Libraries 65 Academic Libraries 65 State 67 Community 73 Private 77 Special Libraries 77 For profit organizations 83 Nonprofit organizations 89 Legal and Medical 95 Federal government 977 State Agency Libraries 101 County Law Libraries 103 Library Index 3 State Summary of Library Statistics Each year the State Library sends annual reportforms to Califor- nia's academic, public, special, state agency and county law libraries. Statistical de...a from those reports are tabulated in this publication, with directorylistingspublished in the companion volume, California Library Directory. Although thestatistics program andthese publica- tions are promoted as widely as we can participation for most is volun- tary (public libraries are required by the Education Code to report an- nually to the State Librarian) and some choose not to do so. This makes the state summary less than complete. Libraries failing to return the re- port form two years in a row are dropped from the free publications dis- tribution list. At present, no state agency collects data on school li- braries, K-12. For fiscal year 1984-1985 we have reports from 990 libraries. We estimate there are atleast1,200 libraries in operation in California, exclusive of school libraries, co data in these publications are about 802 complete. At present, no state agencycollectsdata on school libraries, K-12. By type of library, the number reporting are: 169 public libraries with 2,945 public service outlets. By juris- dictions, there are 43 county, 106 city, eight combined city-county, and 12 district public libr:ries. By level of service, there are: 163 main libraries. Administrative headquarters are not included, and some county or district libraries have no main library. 587 branch libraries. A branch isan extension library open some part of each of five days a week, has at least 1,400 square feet of floor space, a general book collection of at least 7,000 volumes, and is staff- ed with the equivalent of at least one librarian and one clerical employ- ee during hours open for service. 340 library stations. A station is a library structure smaller than a branch, providing a lower level of service. 1,855 mobile library stops. A mobile library stop is a location vis- ited by a bookmobile or other traveling library. There are 80 mobile li- braries in operation this year. Combining main, branch andstation figures, there are 1,090 fixed public library outlets. 184 academic libraries: 29 state supported academic libraries. 102 community college libraries. 53 private academic libraries. 467 special libraries: 18 popular libraries at U.S. armed forces installations. 28 legal libraries. )3 medical libraries. 10 religious libraries. 178 libraries operated by for profit organizations. 140 libraries operated by non-profit organizations. 112 state agency libraries: 39 resident libraries at state institutions and schools. 20 legal libraries. 11 medical libraries. 42 special libraries. 58 county law libraries. Included underspeciallibraries are 52 operated by thefederal government. 5 State Summary column headings Total operating expend. Total operating expenditure,in thousands of dollars. Includes materials,salaries,operations, contract serv- ices, transfers and payments. Excludes capital outlay. Salaries. Expenditure forstaff salaries and benefits, in thousands of dollars. A subtotal of total operating expenditure above. Library materials. Expenditure foralllibrary materials: books, peri- odicals, 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-timeis normally 40 hours per week, but not less than 36. Total volumes. Total count of volumes held at end of fisc.1 year, June 30, in thousands. Circulation. Totalannual out-of-building circulation, all materials, all units, in thousands. ILL borrow. Number ofitems borrowed by reporting library on inter- library loan from other libraries,in thousands. Includesphoto- copies sent in lieu of ILL. ILLlent. Number of itemslent by reportinglibrary on interlibrary loan to other libraries, in thousands. Includes photocopies sent in lieu of ILL. Refere..ce. Annual total
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