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g) <br />Library Organization <br />i) City organization chart (Appendix 2) <br />ii) Library organization chart (Appendix 3) <br />iii) Short descriptions of library departments and lead job functions (Appendix 4) <br />iv) Library Programs <br />(1) Story times for babies, toddlers, preschool, and all -ages <br />There are 8 weekly story times which are extremely popular and growing <br />every year. <br />(2) In addition, all 3 divisions of Public Services have somewhat fluid <br />programming, based on community interest, available presenters and <br />budget. Main programs include : <br />• After school children's programs (STEAM programs, change every <br />week) <br />• Teen after school programs weekly, rotating subjects <br />• Summer Reading Program for all ages <br />• On the Same Page one -book collaboration with Lafayette Public Library <br />and Town of Superior <br />• Current Library Calendar showing programs <br />http://www.louisvilleco.gov/government/departments/louisville-library/calendar <br />h) Library Statistics <br />http://www.louisvilleco.cgov/home/showdocument?id=4116 <br />i) Library Budget and Funding <br />i) Library Budget Graphs (see Appendix 5 ) <br />ii) City budget structure, process, & key performance indicators <br />April 17, 2018 City Council Minutes: AGENDA ITEM 8D "During the annual budget <br />calendar discussion on January 23rd, City Council requested that staff seek capital and <br />operational budget requests from the City's Boards and Commissions for the 2019/2020 <br />budget." <br />iii) City Funding <br />The Library is primarily funded by the City of Louisville. The entire budget can <br />be found on the city website and items related to the Library are in the "Cultural <br />Services" program. <br />iv) Louisville Public Library Foundation <br />• Additional funding for resources and special programming comes from the <br />Foundation, a 501 C3 non-profit organization. Foundation website: <br />http://louisvillelibraryfoundation.org/ <br />Commented [c2]: This only goes to 2017. Is there an updated <br />version? <br />