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Library reports circulation, visitor numbers and plans to replace failing public computers
Summary
Staff reported April–June circulation of about 13,000 physical items and 7,000 digital titles, roughly 19,000 visitors in three months, nearly $1,700 in notary revenue, and said 12 public computers are in service though recent failures temporarily reduced working units to five while replacements are ordered.
Library staff presented operational statistics for April through June and outlined immediate technology needs.
Staff reported approximately 13,000 physical items circulated and 7,000 digital titles circulated in the three‑month period, and about 19,000 visitors during that time. Notary services generated roughly $1,700 in revenue from about 850 notary transactions. The presenter said the library currently lists more than 140,000 volumes in its collection and is conducting a full inventory to reconcile missing or mis‑billed items.
On technology, staff said the library has 12 public computers but several have failed; the working count recently fell to five while new machines were ordered, with replacements expected July 1. Staff emphasized public demand for computers for tasks from boarding passes to job searches and said new equipment will be prioritized to restore access.
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