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2012 to 2014 programs and attendance Fresno County Public Library BY THE NUMBERS More people than ever before turned to the public library between 2012 & 2014, seeking everything from books and e-books to computer classes, early learning services, literacy services, job search help, and more. Top Three Libraries for Programs Woodward Park Regional 38,161 Participants | 472 Programs 1 Clovis Regional 10,342 Participants | 287 Programs 2 Fig Garden Regional 4,012 Participants | 155 Programs 3 2012 2013 attendees programs 123,715 4,349 105% FROM FY ‘12 25% FROM FY ‘12 Summer Reading Program SRP helps kids & adults improve reading skills and foster a lifelong love of reading. 2012 9,593 PARTICIPANTS 13,571 PARTICIPANTS 2013 books and more 2012-2013 2013-2014 4.2 milion items 4.5 million items 4.4 Million Circulation FROM 2012 4 % 195,000 eBooks Circulated FROM 2012 260% The Library Holds 2.5 million items 3.8 Million Visits to fresnolibrary.org Clovis Regional Central Library Woodward Park 1.1 MILLION VISITORS 1 MILLION VISITORS 580,000 VISITORS Most Visited Libraries 6 Million Total Library Visits PER MONTH 133,333 4,383 PER DAY Busiest time of day 3pm-4pm Most Circulated Fiction Books 2014 Most Circulated Kids Fiction Books 2014 SUZANNE COLLINS catching fire Mockingjay VERONICA ROTH SUZANNE COLLINS JEFF KINNEY Diary of a Wimpy Kid Most Circulated DVD June 2014 Most Circulated CD June 2014 LIFE OF PI PRISM KATY PERRY Pinkalicious VICTORIA KANN Junie B. Jones BARBARA PARK Most Circulated eBooks 2014 GONE GIRL GILLIAN FLYNN Fifty Shades of Grey Fifty Shades Darker E L James E L James Chilton Auto Repair Manuals ONLINE @ THE LIBRARY 10,534 YouTube Video OUR MOST VISITED Visits 691, 572 Internet and information access is important to many Fresno County residents. Computer Sessions Public 19 branches now have WiFi. More to come! 12% WiFi DIVERGENT books and more

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2012 to 2014

programs and attendance

Fresno County Public LibraryB Y T H E N U M B E R S

More people than ever before turned to the public library

between 2012 & 2014, seeking everything from books and

e-books to computer classes, early learning services,

literacy services, job search help, and more.

Top Three Libraries for ProgramsWoodward Park Regional38,161 Participants | 472 Programs1 Clovis Regional

10,342 Participants | 287 Programs2 Fig Garden Regional4,012 Participants | 155 Programs3

2012 2013

attendees

programs

123,715

4,349105% FROM

FY ‘12

25% FROMFY ‘12

Summer Reading Program SRP helps kids & adults improve reading skills and foster a lifelong love of reading.

20129,593 PARTICIPANTS 13,571 PARTICIPANTS

2013

books and more

2012-2013 2013-2014

4.2 milion items

4.5 million items

4.4 MillionCirculation

FROM 20124%

195,000eBooks Circulated

FROM 2012260%

The Library Holds 2.5 million items

3.8 MillionVisits to fresnolibrary.org

Clovis RegionalCentral Library

Woodward Park

1.1 MILLION VISITORS

1 MILLION VISITORS

580,000 VISITORS

Most Visited Libraries

6 MillionTotal Library Visits

PER MONTH133,333

4,383PER DAY

Busiest time of day

3pm-4pm

Most Circulated Fiction Books 2014

Most Circulated Kids Fiction Books 2014

SUZANNECOLLINS

catchin

g f

ire

Mockin

gjay

VERONICAROTH

SUZANNECOLLINS

JEFF KINNEY

Diary of a W

impy Kid

Most Circulated DVD June 2014

Most Circulated CD June 2014

LIFE OF PI

PRISM

KAT Y P E R RY

Pinkalicious

VICTORIA KANN

Ju

nie B

. Jon

es

BARBARAPARK

Most Circulated eBooks 2014

GO

NE

GIR

L

G ILL IANFLYNN

Fifty Shades

of Grey

Fifty Shades

Darker

EL James EL James

Chilton Auto Repair Manuals ONLINE @ THE LIBRARY

10,534

YouTube VideoOUR MOST VISITED

Visits

Facebook

Twitter

Instagram

Pinterest

YouTube

691, 572Internet and information access is important to many Fresno County residents.

ComputerSessions

Public

19 branches now have WiFi. More to come!

12%WiFi

DIV

ER

GE

NT

books and more

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supporters

f inances

new services

Since 1998, Measure B, a 1/8 of a cent sales tax, has provided

additional funds for books, hours, and services for Fresno

County residents. Measure B was renewed by voters in 2012 and

will continue to support Library programs and services until 2029.

Total Expenditures

Total Revenues

Measure B & Sales Tax

Property Taxes

Other

Fines & Fees

General Fund

Interest

Revenues

Salaries & Benefits

Services & Supplies

Books/ Other Materials

Capital Lease Bldg

Vehicles

Furniture/Equipment

Expenditures

MEASURE BAND SALES TAX

$15 million

PROPERTY TAXES$9.5 million

OTHER$1.4 million

FINES & FEES$500K

INTEREST$150KGENERAL

$150K

Measure B & Sales Tax

Property Taxes

Other

Fines & Fees

General Fund

Interest

Revenues

Salaries & Benefits

Services & Supplies

Books/ Other Materials

Capital Lease Bldg

Vehicles

Furniture/Equipment

Expenditures

Measure B & Sales Tax

Property Taxes

Other

Fines & Fees

General Fund

Interest

Revenues

Salaries & Benefits

Services & Supplies

Books/ Other Materials

Capital Lease Bldg

Vehicles

Furniture/Equipment

Expenditures

The majority of FCPL’s revenues

for 2012-14 came from Measure B at 55%

Expenditures have increased to 25.1 million, with more funds for services and supplies, staffing, and more service hours.

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WOW!Library WithOut WallsLaunched January 2014 and has since visited 292 organizations. We bring the Library to you!

VolunteersVolunteers contribute their time to help at local library branches, where they learn new skills, make new friends, and further personal growth.

807 VOLUNTEERS43K HRS X $25= $1M

FriendsThe Friends of the Fresno County Public Library serve as a link between the Library and the commu-nity, raising funds for their local library branches.

647 FRIENDS19 chapters

FoundationThe Foundation for Fresno County Public Library provides funding for programs and special projects such as Early Learning Centers.

$103K RAISED

Increases library service

hours by

Biola Library BranchTeague Library Branch

NewBranches2 1,248

100% SELFSERVE

kioskIncreases

library service hours by

Sierra Vista Library at Sierra Vista Mall

5,460

Measure B & Sales Tax

Property Taxes

Other

Fines & Fees

General Fund

Interest

Revenues

Salaries & Benefits

Services & Supplies

Books/ Other Materials

Capital Lease Bldg

Vehicles

Furniture/Equipment

Expenditures

SALARIES & BENEFITS$16.2 million

SERVICES & SUPPLIES$5.5 million

BOOKS & MORE$2.7 million

CAPITAL$310K

FURNITURE$280K

VEHICLES$110K

Early Learning Centers Cedar Clinton Fig Garden Sunnyside West Fresno

Lunches SERVED AT THE LIBRARY [FOR YOUTH 1-18]

=100 lunches18 HUNDRED

Board of SupervisorsDistrict 1

Phil Larson

District 2 Andreas Borgeas

District 3 Henry Perea

District 4 Judy Case McNairy

District 5 Deborah Poochigian

Library AdministrationCounty Librarian

Laurel Prysiazny

Associate County Librarian Kelley Landano

Business Manager Carina Gil

Division Managers Deborah Janzen, Susan Mann

Terry Sterling

www.fresnolibrary.org FRESNO COUNT Y PUBL IC

LIBRARY

on the go

Miles Traveled by FCPL Bookmobiles

7,532Fresno County covers 5,958 square miles

Connects Veterans to Federal and State resources.

Veteran’s Resource Center, located at the Central Library opened Feburary 19, 2014

Veteran’s Resources

The Library is a happening place! In the past two years we have implemented new services, increased

staff, expanded our collections, especially our e-books, and we now have a new fundraising agency: the

Foundation for FCPL to help us out! I hope you have enjoyed this ‘info-graphic’ that gives you a pictorial

view of the Library’s activities. Please let me know what you think of this new way of reporting our activities.

I’d love to hear from you. Email me at: [email protected]

What’s next? Right at the moment we are working on a new Strategic Plan to guide us over the next three

years so we can keep this momentum of success going. In closing I want to say thank you to all of the

residents of Fresno County. We could not make this the great library system that it is without everyone’s

help and support. Together we can make our libraries better so they are here for many future generations.

Laurel C. Prysiazny, County Librarian