Library director reports e-content costs tripled, interlibrary loan deliveries reduced
Summary
Library Director Sue Daniels told the board that funding for e-content has tripled due to high demand and that interlibrary loan deliveries will drop from five to four days per week; the new social media policy is now posted and summer youth reading is underway.
Library Director Sue Daniels reported several service and operations updates at the Elm Grove Library Board meeting on June 15. "Funding for E-content has tripled in cost because there is high demand for these online materials," Daniels said, and she told the board that interlibrary loan (ILL) materials will be delivered four days per week instead of five. She also noted that Bridges and café fees are expected to remain relatively steady with only slight increases next year.
Daniels said the new social media policy approved last month is now posted on the library website, and the summer youth reading program has begun. She also reported that the library hosted the monthly Bridges meeting. The minutes record that the County Library Standards (Act 150) passed statutory requirements and the plan was approved by the Waukesha County Board.
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