Library Board of Trustees Agenda and Packet 2018 09 20

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g) Library Organization i) City organization chart (Appendix 2) ii) Library organization chart (Appendix 3) iii) Short descriptions of library departments and lead job functions (Appendix 4) iv) Library Programs (1) Story times for babies, toddlers, preschool, and all -ages There are 8 weekly story times which are extremely popular and growing every year. (2) In addition, all 3 divisions of Public Services have somewhat fluid programming, based on community interest, available presenters and budget. Main programs include : • After school children's programs (STEAM programs, change every week) • Teen after school programs weekly, rotating subjects • Summer Reading Program for all ages • On the Same Page one -book collaboration with Lafayette Public Library and Town of Superior • Current Library Calendar showing programs http://www.louisvilleco.gov/government/departments/louisville-library/calendar h) Library Statistics http://www.louisvilleco.gov/home/showdocument?id=4116 i) Library Budget and Funding i) Library Budget Graphs (see Appendix 5 ) ii) City Funding The Library is primarily funded by the City of Louisville. The entire budget can be found on the city website and the Library is listed under "Cultural Services": http://www.louisvilleco.qov/home/showdocument?id=15244 iii) Louisville Public Library Foundation • Additional funding for resources and special programming comes from the Foundation, a 501C3 non-profit organization. Foundation website: http://louisvillelibraryfoundation.org/ • Coordination with Foundation to support Library mission: One member of the LBOT is designated as the liaison to the Library Foundation and attends meetings to update the Foundation on LBOT activities and to communicate Foundation projects and operations to the LBOT.