Download ppt - Trustee Presentation 2008

Transcript
Page 1: Trustee Presentation 2008
Page 2: Trustee Presentation 2008
Page 3: Trustee Presentation 2008
Page 4: Trustee Presentation 2008

TERMS OF ENDEARMENT• Fiscal Year, Calendar Year• Cash Basis, Cash Accounting• Fund Accounting• Carryover• Revenue, Expense and Encumbrance• GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Practices)

• GASB (Governmental Accounting Standards Board)

• Debits, Credits, Assets and Liabilities

Page 5: Trustee Presentation 2008

FANTASY INCOME

•Easy to care for

•Long life

•Large leaves (Bills!)

The Money Tree

Page 6: Trustee Presentation 2008

IMPACTS ON 2009 BUDGET

• Minimum Wage

• Kan-ed

• Property Values

• Do you have a charter ordinance in place?

Page 7: Trustee Presentation 2008

Minimum Wage Information

• July 24, 2007 – minimum wage goes to $5.85

• July 24, 2008 – minimum wages goes to $6.55

• July 24, 2009 – minimum wage goes to $7.25

Page 8: Trustee Presentation 2008

http://www.kan-ed.org

Page 9: Trustee Presentation 2008
Page 10: Trustee Presentation 2008

BUDGET 1-2-3

• First Step – Good Data• Second Step – Good Planning• Third Step – Good Results

Page 11: Trustee Presentation 2008

MYTHYour “taxing entity” thinks:

There are lots of other “big pots” of money– Friends, Foundation, etc.

The truth:

The core functions of the public library are a public responsibility.

• So, what are your library’s core functions?

Page 12: Trustee Presentation 2008

WHAT THEY WANT AND WHEN

• Who is “they”

• Do they want all your revenue sources?

• How detailed are the expenditures to be?

• In what format do they want the information presented?

Page 13: Trustee Presentation 2008
Page 14: Trustee Presentation 2008
Page 15: Trustee Presentation 2008
Page 16: Trustee Presentation 2008
Page 17: Trustee Presentation 2008

TELL ME A STORY. . .

Page 18: Trustee Presentation 2008

YEAR-ROUND EFFORT

• LIBRARY NEWSLETTER

• “GOOD NEWS VISITS” AT COUNCIL

• PACKET STUFFERS FOR COUNCIL

• OTHERS??

Page 19: Trustee Presentation 2008

The Message

• What’s great about your library?– 5 Quick Facts

• Develop a consistent message – Target Various Groups

• Use stories to illustrate the message

Page 20: Trustee Presentation 2008

Targets of the Message

• Who do you know?

• Who do “they” know?

• Develop a contact information list

Page 21: Trustee Presentation 2008

The Elevator Speech

• 30 seconds

• Memorized!

• "How To" tips

http://idea-sandbox.com/blog/2007/01/elevator_pitch_your_tv_show_op.html

Page 22: Trustee Presentation 2008

Parentsgolf with

the bankerYou volunteer

at thehospital

Police Chiefis a cousinDaughter

is in

National Honor

Society

Best Friend on City Council

Husband volunteers with

Parks & RecCommission

Serve on churchcommittee

withnewspaper editor

Page 23: Trustee Presentation 2008

REALITY PUBLIC LIBRARY• The Facts—

– 5,016 card holders– Circulation statistics

• 52,744 Total books circulated• Avg. cost for book - $25.00

– 3,034 population in community– Total tax support $59,122– Library open 51 hours per week– Public Access Computers (7) used 15,780

times in 2006• Average time of use 1 hour per use

Page 24: Trustee Presentation 2008

REALITY PUBLIC LIBRARY

THE STORY . . .

• Reality Public Library saved taxpayers $1,318,600.00 in 2004.

• Current tax support of library is $19.49 per person

• Tax support of $19.49 per person returns $434.61 of services per person.

Page 25: Trustee Presentation 2008

http://ks.webjunction.org/do/Home

Page 26: Trustee Presentation 2008
Page 27: Trustee Presentation 2008
Page 28: Trustee Presentation 2008

ANNUAL REPORTS• What statistics do you keep? Do you use?

• Key off your mission or vision– “The Morrill Public Library is a source of information,

education, and recreationservices, materials, and programs for all patrons.”

• Use pictures (get releases), color, graphshttp://www5.oclc.org/downloads/community/librariesstackup.pdf

Page 29: Trustee Presentation 2008
Page 30: Trustee Presentation 2008

ECONOMIC VALUE• SROI (Social Return on Investment) http://www.balancedscorecard.org/basics/bsc1.html

• Library Use Value Calculatorshttp://www.maine.gov/msl/services/calculator.htm (example)

http://www.maine.gov/msl/services/customcal.htm (way to customize to YOUR library)

http://www.levy.lib.fl.us/rooms/documents/worth.htm

http://rockinghamcc.edu/MR/Library_Use_Value_Calculator.htm

Page 31: Trustee Presentation 2008
Page 32: Trustee Presentation 2008

WHY BOTHER?

• Gives the library positive publicity

• Gives the City/Township positive publicity

• May help increase tax support. . .

• Reaffirms that the public library is a positive public service and important public investment for the community.

Page 33: Trustee Presentation 2008

SUPRISE!!!

Page 35: Trustee Presentation 2008

“OWN YOUR NUMBERS”*

• Know your stuff• Know where “your” stuff is in “their” stuff• Know how “your” stuff impacts “their” stuff• Know why “your” stuff matters to and for

the community

*Quote from Alice Sizer Warren, Budgeting: A How-To-Do-It Manual for Librarians, Neal-Schuman Publishers, New York, 1998.

Page 36: Trustee Presentation 2008

THE FUTURE

Page 37: Trustee Presentation 2008

Contact Information

Laura DeBaunNortheast Kansas Library System4317 W. 6th StreetLawrence, KS [email protected]


Recommended