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NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY
To: Board of Library Trustees
From: Tim Hetherton, Library Services Director
Re: Report of Library Activities (Nov & Dec) – January 19, 2016 Meeting
_________________________________________________________________________________
TIM HETHERTON, LIBRARY SERVICES DIRECTOR
“Beware of the person of one book.”
–Thomas Aquinas
NBPL enjoyed a prosperous 2015. Let’s look back at our achievements from last year:
January:
Literacy’s new online tutor orientation program went live. Check it out
at: http://gametrainlearning.org/proliteracy/index.html. I salute Cherall, Francine and Melissa
K. for their hard work and vision and I thank the Library Foundation for funding this successful
“Pitch An Idea” venture.
February:
Our partnership with Sherman Garden and Library begins. NBPL is using interns from the
SJSU MLIS program to catalog the Sherman Library’s holdings. The items will display in the
NBPL catalog thus making this rare and unique collection discoverable to local history
researchers worldwide.
March:
The Popular Library undergoes a remodel, funded with a generous gift from the Library
Foundation. New paint, carpet, shelving, and furniture freshen up the area and help create a
modern and welcoming atmosphere that complements the look of the 2nd floor expansion and
creates another excellent amenity for our customers.
Nooks at the Branches: Mariners gets 6 Nooks while Balboa and CDM get 3 Nooks
each. Thanks to Natalie and Rebecca for ensuring that customers receive the same
resources and services system-wide.
1000 Books before Kindergarten: Staff’s successful Pitch and Idea project, 1000 Books
before Kindergarten, commences on March 2nd. As of December 2015, over 200 kids have
read 1000 books. Thanks to Heather, the Children’s staff, and the Friends of the Library for
making this program happen.
Secret Shopper: The customer service shop results indicate an average score of 95.27% for
all locations. Shoppers note how helpful and professional NBPL staff is and how clean and
organized the libraries are.
April:
Seagulls in Flight: The sculpture, Seagulls in Flight, displayed in front of the CDM Branch, is
restored on-site.
May:
HomeAid Essentials Drive: NBPL Central participates in the HomeAid Essentials drive to
collect over 1.2 million diapers to help support families with young children residing in shelters
throughout Orange County.
June:
Flag Drop Box – Library Services Manager Dave Curtis and Assistant Fire Chief Kevin Kitch
work together to implement a special box allows the public to drop off flags that are no longer
serviceable. The drop box is placed outside the Central Library near the book drop at the front
of the building. The box is in place by Flag Day.
Wireless Printing: Customers are now able to print from their own laptops.
Aging as Art: The juried photography show, sponsored by the Council on Aging, is installed
on the 2nd floor of the Central Library.
July:
The annual Summer Reading Program engages and delights thousands of local youngsters.
August:
Customers beat the heat by visiting NBPL. The Library remains a comfortable oasis, as well
as the cultural, informational, and educational heart of the City.
September:
The Friends of the Library present NBPL with a check for $205,000. Thanks Friends!
The City hosts a Community outreach meeting with the Corona del Mar Residents Association
at Sherman Gardens on Monday, September 14 to present the latest interior layouts and
exterior renderings of the Corona del Mar Library and Fire Station Project. There is an
open house for the public to review of renderings, followed by a presentation and opportunities
for the residents to ask questions.
October:
Admin Retreat: The Library Administration team identifies 4 points to assist NBPL in being
more responsive to the community:
1) Evaluate the customer experience.
2) Encourage technological literacy.
3) Preserve the memories of the City.
4) Let customers define use of public space.
Look for Admin to develop goals and objectives pertaining to these 4 points in 2016.
The Board of Library Trustees approved “Option D-4” as the layout for the new CDM Branch
Library. They also select Exterior Rendering 3. The plans are approved by City Council on
November 24.
The Newport Beach Library Foundation presents the City with a check for $221,125.00.
Thanks Foundation!
November:
The Credit Union of Southern California opens for business in November.
Library Journal bestows 3 star status upon NBPL. In 2015, 7663 U.S. public libraries were
scored on the LJ Index of Public Library Service comparing spending peers in four areas:
circulation, library visits, program attendance, and public Internet computer use. Of the 261
named as America’s Star Libraries, eleven are in California with just three in Southern
California. Newport Beach Public Library is the only library in Orange County to have been
designated one of America’s Star Libraries.
Let’s look forward to a productive 2016!
_______________________________________________________________________________
The Drinkable Book: Access to clean water and illiteracy are both ongoing concerns in less
developed nations. The World Health Organization says that every year more than 3.4 million
people die as a result of water related diseases, making it the leading cause of disease and death
around the world. Most of the victims are young children, the vast majority of whom die of illnesses
caused by organisms that thrive in water sources contaminated by raw sewage. Illiteracy is a
similar scourge: while the number of illiterate persons has fallen over the past decade, 781 million
adults – 64% of whom are women – still lack basic reading and writing skills.
In response, Dr. Theresa Dankovich, a researcher and scientist from Carnegie Mellon University,
has introduced The Drinkable Book™, a manual that provides safe water, sanitation and hygiene
education as well as a tool to kill deadly waterborne diseases by providing the reader with an
opportunity to create clean, drinkable water from each page. The user simply pours water through
the pages of the book and collects the filtered water which is made suitable for drinking. Each
book can provide a user with clean water for up to four years. The book provides information
about access to safe drinking water, improved sanitation, good personal and food hygiene, and
health education about how waterborne diseases are spread. The book is essential not only as a
means to disseminate information and encourage literacy but also as a critical resource for healthy
living.
Dr. Dankovich has produced the book in a variety of languages, and reading levels, and will include
versions for beginning readers. Her organization, WATERisLIFE, has introduced a campaign to
distribute the books as part of an integrated water, sanitation and hygiene program to save lives and
transform communities. The book is expected to go into full production in 2016.
DAVE CURTIS, LIBRARY SERVICES MANAGER
Projects and Bids
Staff have been fielding bids for a number of upcoming projects and November was the month to
select vendors and move the initiatives forward. To ensure proper handling of product and service
procurement, Melissa Kelly and Dave Curtis met with the City’s purchasing agent to review
requirements, proper documentation and associated procedures.
The projects we are pursuing include:
Improved lighting in the Friends Room
New workstation furniture for the public computing area
Replacement of window shades at carrels along upstairs, south wall
Reupholstering of fabric covered, public seating furniture
MELISSA KELLY, SUPPORT SERVICES COORDINATOR
Public Copiers
Ivan Juarez from the City IT department met with Dave Curtis and I to discuss specifications for public
copiers. Ivan is researching possible vendors for the copiers and the money/credit acceptor
equipment. He expects to have a recommendation for us by January.
Records Management
The City has retained the services of a consultant to help each department sort out records and
ensure that we are up to date on our records retention schedules. Elaine McMillion and I met with the
consultant in early November and we are in the process of completing an inventory of files in both
paper and electronic formats.
Staffing
This month we are welcoming 2 new part-time library clerks, Sabrina Pettrow and Jessica Jelley.
Sabrina will primarily be working at the Mariners Branch and Jessica will be assigned to the Central
Library.
Happy New Year!
Literacy
Newport Beach ProLiteracy held their annual meeting and Holiday potluck on December 12th. We
were honored to have Library Board members Robyn Grant and Janet Ray join us for this festive
occasion. Out-going president, Jason Brady was recognized for his three years of services in that
role. We also voted in and welcomed new literacy board members, Jan Oates and Bryan DelloRusso.
Several volunteers were recognized for having given more than 100 hours of service to the Literacy
program during the past year and Helene Chaban was honored as their Volunteer of the Year.
State Report
The annual statistical report was submitted to the State Library on December 1st. There was little
change in the expenditures and usages from the previous year. Information from the State report is
used by Library Journal in determining the “Star Libraries” each year.
Facilities
A new back-up generator has been installed at the Central Library to maintain the constant running of
the sump pump. This new generator has an automatic switch that starts it when the power goes out.
Everyone who has had the experience of pulling out our portable generator and getting it going at odd
times of the day or night, share my excitement over this new system which the City has installed.
The front doors of the Balboa Library received new film to help filter out the afternoon sun. This
replaced film that had been on the glass for many years and was beginning to peel.
A city contractor is in the process of replacing some of the worn and soiled carpet tiles at the Mariners
Library in the areas outside the public restrooms and around the computer workstations. They will
also be replacing the colorful stripe that runs the length of the children’s room.
The Mariners Library had some leaks during the storm before Christmas. The water came around the
Librarian’s office window and at the base of the windows in the teen area. We have had the problem
in the Librarian’s office since the early days of the building and the crews from Municipal Operations
continue to look for a permanent solution to end this leak.
DEBBIE WALKER, BRANCH AND YOUTH SERVICES COORDINATOR
Branches
On November 24, the City Council unanimously approved the project and design for the building of
the new CDM Branch Library and adjoining fire station. This was very welcome news to staff and all
the loyal customers and support groups who were eager to have the plan move forward.
Balboa Branch got a bit of a facelift with painting that was done in the Nautical Room and Children’s
area. Various shades of blue were used and really make those areas stand out. New window film
was also installed on the front doors and windows which is a marked improvement over the peeling
and torn film that was replaced.
Programming at branches for the month included a very popular Minecraft event held at Balboa and
Fall-themed craft programs at CDM and Mariners.
Youth Services
A bit of Minion Madness invaded the Central Library Children’s room on Thursday, November 12
when a total of 97 kids and their adults played games, made crafts and just shared in the fun of those
popular yellow creatures. The Youth Services staff hosted three first grade class visits during the
month with visits from Newport Heights, Lincoln and Eastbluff elementary schools. The students loved
the chance to visit the library, get library cards and check-out a book. This “Friends of the Library”
funded program also ensured that each and every student who came took home a book to keep.
Teen Services
YAAC met on November 12. Ideas for future programs were discussed as well as many upcoming
events scheduled for the rest of the year. Successful teen-related programs in November included a
presentation about the new SAT on November 3 and a well-received event on November 14 entitled
“Essay Advice for College Admissions.” Dr. Rebecca Joseph, an associate professor at California
State University spoke to a crowd of over 50 teens and parents about this very important process,
sharing tips and tricks to help students communicate their unique experiences and points of views.
Branches
Balboa and Mariners offered popular winter and holiday themed craft programs during the month but
CDM really stood out on December 6 while participating in the annual Corona del Mar Christmas
Walk. Over 570 people came through the doors (an attendance record) to enjoy holiday related
refreshments and a fun and entertaining magic show. Children and adults had fun creating crafts and
holiday-related artwork. With the pending closure of CDM in 2016 for the tear-down and re-build, this
was a very positive and happy way to share Christmas Walk festivities with members of the Corona
del Mar community before a year-long hiatus.
Mariners biggest news was the retirement of long-time Librarian Tamara Henn on December 30th.
Tamara joined the staff at Newport Beach in 2000 and had been at Mariners since 2006. Tamara was
a regular presence on Sundays and during evening hours. Her calm presence and outstanding
customer service skills will be missed. As mentioned last month, the good news is that Alex Jenkins,
part-time Library Assistant at Mariners, was promoted up to the Librarian position and will officially
take over the vacancy on January 9th.
Youth Services
On Saturday, December 5 Festival Ballet Theater once again presented their program of The
Nutcracker for Kids. Last year a large number of people were turned away due to popular demand so
two programs were booked this year and the Friends Room was filled to capacity for each one. The
other big program took place in the Friends Room on Sunday, December 13 when world-renowned
picture book author and illustrator Jan Brett presented an hour long program and book-signing. Ms.
Brett and her crew came to the library in a decorated tour bus displaying scenes from her latest book
The Turnip. Over 145 adults and children watched the presentation, asked questions, and then had
the chance to meet the author at the book signing. The Whale of a Tale Children’s Bookshoppe
sponsored the program and provided the books sold at the event.
Teen Services
YAAC met on December 9th. They discussed Instagram and upcoming events that would provide
further volunteer opportunities. To get into the spirit of the coming holidays a cookie decorating
contest was also held. The next YAAC meeting will be on January 13.
NATALIE BASMACIYAN, ADULT SERVICES COORDINATOR
New Staff
Sarah Emmerson started her new position as a Part-Time Library Assistant this month. She is
completing her training at Central, then will take a branch tour and fulfill her regular schedule. Sarah
is an on-call Librarian at the Yorba Linda Public Library, and has worked at the Buena Park Public
Library in Adult Services.
Let’s Talk Tech
Library Assistant Greg Johnson has begun hosting a winter Let’s Talk Tech series in the Media Lab.
Utilizing the Lynda.com tutorials, Greg has taught classes on Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator. 32
people have attended the November classes.
Manuscripts Book Discussion Group
Library Assistant Susan Groux facilitated the discussion group, which had 43 people in attendance.
The December selection was The Bookshop by the Mann-Booker prize-winning author Penelope
Fitzgerald. The group had a lively discussion about the story and about the future of bookstores in
general. A list of local bookstores was provided so that everyone might have the opportunity to
support our own community's "bookshops". Next month's selection is The Barbarian Nurseries by
L.A. Times columnist Hector Tobar. January's meeting is on Wednesday, January 13th and is open to
the public.
Passport Services
A representative from the Department of State completed a through audit of the passport office,
paperwork and procedures. Library Clerks Julie Duncan and Erin Finnen answered questions and
received high marks for their knowledge of the program.
Proquest Articles Retrieved
July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec AVG.
Business Databases 195 306 199 250 257 355 260
Newspapers--Current 690 807 1583 1030 1216 2134 1243
Newspapers--
Historical 2275 2621 1938 2044 2018 1696 2099
Magazines 31 26 50 68 170 52 66
JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015
Tracked by #searches
Ancestry 5758 7390 838 650 850 1173 1300 947 5758
A to Z Databases 2118 1674 573 390 546 123 300 186 2118
AskART 254 26 10 32 70 123 14 5 254
BioResCtr*256 474 55 32 34 85 25 25 256
FoF Ancient Hist 288 281 20 9 69 121 27 42 288
GDL 73 121 4 12 7 14 27 9 73
GVRL 749 822 70 75 100 129 163 212 749
HeritageQuest 16453 2981 1777 2316 4150 3373 2623 2214 16453
Kids InfoBits 215 54 161 20 0 20 13 1 215
Lynda.com 16800 1713 372 2313 3156 3895 3222 3842 16800
LitResCtr 438 586 102 30 63 47 145 51 438
Opposing Vpts*546 961 351 5 17 30 43 100 546
Nat Geo 159 123 3 12 26 56 28 34 159
Nat Geo Kids 83 15 62 5 0 4 4 8 83
NoveList Plus 1105 1084 217 115 139 190 284 160 1105
NoveList K-8 Plus 467 482 43 66 86 61 182 29 467
ProQuest 17971 16212 1030 2903 3605 3475 4110 2848 17971
Oxford Art Online 49 66 1 0 26 13 9 49
Ref USA Bus.13154 14131 2038 1833 3688 2622 1552 1421 13154
Ref USA Res.*622 890 87 68 138 25 202 102 622
Tumblebooks 1681 5233 184 265 409 357 234 232 1681
World Book Online 129 313 14 16 17 18 39 25 129
Tracked by #sessions
Cypress Resume 47 63 7 5 11 5 10 9 47
LiveHomework 56 106 8 1 18 19 10 56
Testing & EdRefCtr 347 253 74 84 74 49 30 36 347
Universal Class 868 283 285 205 177 94 66 41 868
Tracked by #page views
Consumer Reports 11866 0 1398 1884 2187 2090 2587 1720 11866
CultureGrams 796 1327 336 74 167 107 11 101 796
Morningstar 35707 26927 4896 4881 9022 7452 5631 3825 35707
NetAdvantage 23755 30312 4585 3217 4962 5351 2720 2920 23755
RealQuest 880 7521 99 64 284 174 99 160 880
Rocket Languages 217 342 104 32 63 4 9 5 217
Value Line 93738 61726 14688 13442 14608 15712 17084 18204 93738
Database FY
Comparisons
YTD
15/16
YTD
14/15
YTD
15/16
Nov-15 YTD 15/16 YTD 14/15
BALBOA 6,445 36,943 38,098
CdM 4,375 24,014 26,901
MARINERS 30,371 166,113 177,075
CENTRAL 70,336 389,464 410,935
Ebooks/Emagazines 8,801 46,032 43,266
TOTAL 120,328 662,566 696,275
DEC 14 123,763
JAN 15 130,556
FEB 15 118,735
MAR 15 134,039
APR 15 132,689
MAY 15 136,763
JUN 15 137,798
JUL 15 147,514
AUG 15 138,983
SEP 15 126,923
OCT 15 128,818
NOV 15 120,328
TOTAL 1,327,763
12 Month Comparison
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY - NOVEMBER 2015
CIRCULATION
BALBOA
CdM
MARINERS
CENTRAL
Ebooks/Emagazines
115,000
120,000
125,000
130,000
135,000
140,000
145,000
150,000
155,000
160,000
DEC 14 JAN 15 FEB 15 MAR 15 APR 15 MAY 15 JUN 15 JUL 15 AUG 15 SEP 15 OCT 15 NOV 15
1443078
1622573
1701476
1575518
1818709
1588822
1582953
1582914
1598265
1610818
1250000
1375000
1500000
1625000
1750000
1875000
2000000
FY 05/06 FY 06/07 FY 07/08 FY 08/09 FY 09/10 FY 10/11 FY 11/12 FY 12/13 FY 13/14 FY 14/15
CIRCULATION
Nov-15 YTD 15/16 YTD 14/15
BALBOA 589 3,520 4,122
CdM 543 3,228 3,346
MARINERS 4,014 23,025 26,463
CENTRAL 7,533 42,451 39,577
TOTAL 12,679 72,224 73,508
12 Month Comparison
DEC 14 11,672
JAN 15 13,358
FEB 15 12,007
MAR 15 14,870
APR 15 12,692
MAY 15 14,263
JUN 15 16,126
JUL 15 15,778
AUG 15 14,319
SEP 15 14,919
OCT 15 14,529
NOV 15 12,679
TOTAL 154,533
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY - NOVEMBER 2015
REFERENCE
BALBOA
CdM
MARINERS
CENTRAL
0
3,000
6,000
9,000
12,000
15,000
18,000
21,000
24,000
DEC 14 JAN 15 FEB 15 MAR 15 APR 15 MAY 15 JUN 15 JUL 15 AUG 15 SEP 15 OCT 15 NOV 15
170972
182445
178028
181315
211742
199880
191567
184260
190391
168496
120000
140000
160000
180000
200000
220000
240000
FY 05/06 FY 06/07 FY 07/08 FY 08/09 FY 09/10 FY 10/11 FY 11/12 FY 12/13 FY 13/14 FY 14/15
REFERENCE
Nov-15 YTD 15/16 YTD 14/15
BALBOA 3,768 22,187 24,282
CdM 2,732 17,882 18,688
MARINERS 22,025 118,341 128,560
CENTRAL 99,850 382,731 371,500
TOTAL 128,375 541,141 543,030
12 Month Comparison
DEC 14 88,732
JAN 15 103,773
FEB 15 99,216
MAR 15 111,841
APR 15 98,777
MAY 15 104,310
JUN 15 106,559
JUL 15 116,020
AUG 15 107,032
SEP 15 88,366
OCT 15 101,348
NOV 15 128,375
TOTAL 1,024,626
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY - NOVEMBER 2015
CUSTOMERS SERVED IN LIBRARY
BALBOA
CdM
MARINERS
CENTRAL
50,000
60,000
70,000
80,000
90,000
100,000
110,000
120,000
130,000
140,000
150,000
160,000
170,000
DEC 14 JAN 15 FEB 15 MAR 15 APR 15 MAY 15 JUN 15 JUL 15 AUG 15 SEP 15 OCT 15 NOV 15
874854
977200
1239790
1200664
1258585
1258902 1131330
1074933
1399841
1256238
600000
775000
950000
1125000
1300000
1475000
1650000
FY 05/06 FY 06/07 FY 07/08 FY 08/09 FY 09/10 FY 10/11 FY 11/12 FY 12/13 FY 13/14 FY 14/15
CUSTOMERS SERVED IN LIBRARY
Nov-15 YTD 15/16 YTD 14/15
BALBOA 106 710 487
CdM 482 2,970 2,960
MARINERS 806 4,415 4,225
CENTRAL 2,351 21,300 21,312
TOTAL 3,745 29,395 28,984
12 Month Comparison
DEC 14 3,169
JAN 15 4,305
FEB 15 4,100
MAR 15 4,280
APR 15 5,100
MAY 15 4,286
JUN 15 10,249
JUL 15 7,999
AUG 15 4,775
SEP 15 7,920
OCT 15 4,956
NOV 15 3,745
TOTAL 61,139
PROGRAM ATTENDANCE
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY - NOVEMBER 2015
BALBOA
CdM
MARINERS
CENTRAL
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
DEC 14 JAN 15 FEB 15 MAR 15 APR 15 MAY 15 JUN 15 JUL 15 AUG 15 SEP 15 OCT 15 NOV 15
44286
37280
41987
43419
28680
53534
51570
51894
49977
64473
0
15000
30000
45000
60000
75000
90000
FY 05/06 FY 06/07 FY 07/08 FY 08/09 FY 09/10 FY 10/11 FY 11/12 FY 12/13 FY 13/14 FY 14/15
PROGRAM ATTENDANCE
Dec-15 YTD 15/16 YTD 14/15
BALBOA 6,482 43,425 44,501
CdM 4,400 28,414 31,538
MARINERS 27,080 193,193 208,217
CENTRAL 68,401 457,865 484,728
Ebooks/Emagazines 9,017 55,049 51,254
TOTAL 115,380 777,946 820,238
JAN 15 130,556
FEB 15 118,735
MAR 15 134,039
APR 15 132,689
MAY 15 136,763
JUN 15 137,798
JUL 15 147,514
AUG 15 138,983
SEP 15 126,923
OCT 15 128,818
NOV 15 120,328
DEC 15 115,380
TOTAL 1,568,526
12 Month Comparison
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY - DECEMBER 2015
CIRCULATION
BALBOA
CdM
MARINERS
CENTRAL
Ebooks/Emagazines
115,000
120,000
125,000
130,000
135,000
140,000
145,000
150,000
155,000
160,000
JAN 15 FEB 15 MAR 15 APR 15 MAY 15 JUN 15 JUL 15 AUG 15 SEP 15 OCT 15 NOV 15 DEC 15
1443078
1622573
1701476
1575518
1818709
1588822
1582953
1582914
1598265
1610818
1250000
1375000
1500000
1625000
1750000
1875000
2000000
FY 05/06 FY 06/07 FY 07/08 FY 08/09 FY 09/10 FY 10/11 FY 11/12 FY 12/13 FY 13/14 FY 14/15
CIRCULATION
Dec-15 YTD 15/16 YTD 14/15
BALBOA 540 4,060 4,811
CdM 431 3,659 3,822
MARINERS 3,502 26,527 30,513
CENTRAL 7,395 49,846 46,034
TOTAL 11,868 84,092 85,180
12 Month Comparison
JAN 15 13,358
FEB 15 12,007
MAR 15 14,870
APR 15 12,692
MAY 15 14,263
JUN 15 16,126
JUL 15 15,778
AUG 15 14,319
SEP 15 14,919
OCT 15 14,529
NOV 15 12,679
DEC 15 11,868
TOTAL 167,408
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY - DECEMBER 2015
REFERENCE
BALBOA
CdM
MARINERS
CENTRAL
0
3,000
6,000
9,000
12,000
15,000
18,000
21,000
24,000
JAN 15 FEB 15 MAR 15 APR 15 MAY 15 JUN 15 JUL 15 AUG 15 SEP 15 OCT 15 NOV 15 DEC 15
170972
182445
178028
181315
211742
199880
191567
184260
190391
168496
120000
140000
160000
180000
200000
220000
240000
FY 05/06 FY 06/07 FY 07/08 FY 08/09 FY 09/10 FY 10/11 FY 11/12 FY 12/13 FY 13/14 FY 14/15
REFERENCE
Dec-15 YTD 15/16 YTD 14/15
BALBOA 3,687 25,874 28,178
CdM 2,718 20,600 21,339
MARINERS 18,581 136,922 149,931
CENTRAL 68,140 457,604 432,314
TOTAL 93,126 641,000 631,762
12 Month Comparison
JAN 15 103,773
FEB 15 99,216
MAR 15 111,841
APR 15 98,777
MAY 15 104,310
JUN 15 106,559
JUL 15 116,020
AUG 15 107,032
SEP 15 88,366
OCT 15 101,348
NOV 15 128,375
DEC 15 93,126
TOTAL 1,258,743
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY - DECEMBER 2015
CUSTOMERS SERVED IN LIBRARY
BALBOA
CdM
MARINERS
CENTRAL
50,000
60,000
70,000
80,000
90,000
100,000
110,000
120,000
130,000
140,000
150,000
160,000
170,000
JAN 15 FEB 15 MAR 15 APR 15 MAY 15 JUN 15 JUL 15 AUG 15 SEP 15 OCT 15 NOV 15 DEC 15
874854
977200
1239790
1200664
1258585
1258902 1131330
1074933
1399841
1256238
600000
775000
950000
1125000
1300000
1475000
1650000
FY 05/06 FY 06/07 FY 07/08 FY 08/09 FY 09/10 FY 10/11 FY 11/12 FY 12/13 FY 13/14 FY 14/15
CUSTOMERS SERVED IN LIBRARY
Dec-15 YTD 15/16 YTD 14/15
BALBOA 56 766 511
CdM 942 3,912 3,739
MARINERS 563 4,978 4,836
CENTRAL 2,966 24,266 23,067
TOTAL 4,527 33,922 32,153
12 Month Comparison
JAN 15 4,305
FEB 15 4,100
MAR 15 4,280
APR 15 5,100
MAY 15 4,286
JUN 15 10,249
JUL 15 7,999
AUG 15 4,775
SEP 15 7,920
OCT 15 4,956
NOV 15 3,745
DEC 15 4,527
TOTAL 66,242
PROGRAM ATTENDANCE
NEWPORT BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY - DECEMBER 2015
BALBOA
CdM
MARINERS
CENTRAL
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
JAN 15 FEB 15 MAR 15 APR 15 MAY 15 JUN 15 JUL 15 AUG 15 SEP 15 OCT 15 NOV 15 DEC 15
44286
37280
41987
43419
28680
53534
51570
51894
49977
64473
0
15000
30000
45000
60000
75000
90000
FY 05/06 FY 06/07 FY 07/08 FY 08/09 FY 09/10 FY 10/11 FY 11/12 FY 12/13 FY 13/14 FY 14/15
PROGRAM ATTENDANCE