Access

The physical library remains central to successful service and while no one model can meet every need, some common requirements will help to create a functional and enjoyable environment for both staff and patrons. These include adequate and accessible layouts to house and circulate the collections, comfortable and light filled areas for the public and staff, meeting and study rooms for both group and individual use, and youth spaces that inspire children and teens. Libraries should review the long-term spatial needs of the library in conjunction with their current strategic plan.






Standard Chart 

Action Plan

Appendices:

Code of Conduct & Use of Facilities Policy - Fondulac Public Library
Use of the Library by Children Policy - Glencoe Public Library
Use of the Library Policy Glencoe Public Library
Code-of-Conduct - Forest Park Public Library
Rules of Conduct Policy - Normal Public Library
Furniture Inventory
Community Survey Report - Wheaton Public Library
Community Survey - Franklin Park PL
Library Use and Security Policy - Aurora PL

iREAD Summer Reading Programs

Since 1981, iREAD provides high quality, low-cost resources and products that enable local library staff to motivate children, young adults, and adults to read.

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