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Washington State Library Library Development Program Services to Libraries 2006 FFY2006 October 1, 2005 – September 30, 2006 The Washington State Library (WSL) is the only agency in Washington that is specifically designated to assist libraries and to ensure that residents of the entire state have access to library and information services. State Library staff members work in partnership with statewide advisory committees to plan and implement programs, provide training, grants, and consulting services aimed at the development, improvement, and enhancement of all public and non-profit libraries in the state. Legislative District #1: Direct Services to Local Libraries Libraries in this district include school libraries and:

• King County Library System – Bothell, Lake Forest • Mars Hill Graduate School • Sno-Isle Libraries – Mountlake Terrace • University of Washington Libraries – Bothell Campus

Libraries in this district have received $50,550 as a result of Washington State Library services and programs during the past year: Grants to Individual Libraries or Library Systems ($18,501)

• $4,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Edmonds School District, Everett School District

• $12,445 in Continuing Education grants – Edmonds School District, King County Library System, Monroe School District, Sno-Isle Libraries, University of Washington Libraries

• $1,996 in IT Continuing Education grants – University of Washington Libraries • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – King County Library System, Sno-Isle Libraries

Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($32,049) • $21,066 – King County Library System • $10,983 – Sno-Isle Libraries • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library

Training Provided by or Coordinated by the Washington State Library • 218 individuals were trained in early literacy, serving diverse populations, marketing principles,

advocacy and media relations, preservation techniques, disaster planning, database searching, computer and network maintenance, technology, Internet social networking tools, and evaluation. Training was delivered in-person, online, and via satellite teleconference.

Library systems may span more than one legislative district. The amount listed reflects the total benefit received by the library system regardless of legislative district.

Last updated on January 5, 2007


• Fort Lewis Library System • Madigan Army Medical Center Library • Nisqually Tribal Library • Pierce County Library – Eatonville, Graham, Orting • Roy City Library • Timberland Regional Library System – Yelm


• $2,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Yelm School District • $9,006 in Continuing Education grants – Bethel School District, North Thurston School District,

Pierce County Library System, Puyallup School District, Sumner School District • $1,996 in IT Continuing Education grants – Pierce County Library • $4,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Timberland Regional Library • $156 in Washington Preservation grants – Pierce County Library System, Roy City Library,

Timberland Regional Library

Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($16,606)• $8,985 – Pierce County Library • $7,621 – Timberland Regional Library System • Provided at no cost – Nisqually Tribal Library, Roy City Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Eastern Washington State Historical Society • Empire Health Services Library • Gonzaga University Library and Law Library • Spokane Community College • Spokane County Law Library • Spokane Public Library – Eastside, Headquarters, Hillyard


• $8,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Spokane School District • $290 in Continuing Education grants – Spokane School District • $19,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Gonzaga University, Spokane Community College,

Spokane Public Library • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – Spokane Community College, Spokane Public Library

Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($8,238)

• $508 – Empire Health Services • $1,781 – Gonzaga University Library • $405 – Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture • $1,972 – Spokane Community College • $3,572 – Spokane Public Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Liberty Lake Municipal Library • Spokane County Library District – Argonne, Headquarters, Otis Orchards, Valley


• $10,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Liberty Lake Municipal Library, Spokane School District

• $5,610 in Continuing Education grants – Central Valley School District, Liberty Lake Municipal Library, Mead School District, Spokane School District

• $60 in Washington Preservation grants – Liberty Lake Municipal Library, Spokane County Library District


• $90 – Liberty Lake Municipal Library • $4,150 – Spokane County Library District • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library

Training Provided by or Coordinated by the Washington State Library

• 39 individuals were trained in early literacy, serving diverse populations, marketing principles, advocacy and media relations, preservation techniques, disaster planning, database searching, computer and network maintenance, technology, Internet social networking tools, and evaluation. Training was delivered in-person, online, and via satellite teleconference.




• King County Library System – Fall City, Headquarters, Issaquah, Maple Valley, North Bend, Sammamish, Snoqualmie

• Trinity Lutheran College


• $2,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Skykomish School District • $925 in Continuing Education grants – King County Library System • $1,802 in IT Continuing Education grants – Enumclaw School District • $30 in Washington Preservation grants – King County Library System


• $21,066 – King County Library System • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• WSU Intercollegiate College of Nursing /Betty M. Anderson Library • Spokane County Library District – Moran Prairie, North Spokane • Spokane Falls Community College • Spokane Public Library – Indian Trail, Shadle, South Hill • Whitworth College


• $8,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grant – Spokane School District • $2,362 in Continuing Education grants – Mead School District, Spokane Falls Community College,

Spokane School District • $7,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Spokane Public Library • $90 in Washington Preservation grants – Spokane County Library District, Spokane Falls

Community College, Spokane Public Library Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($10,877)

• $4,150 – Spokane County Library District • $2,351 – Spokane Falls Community College • $3,572 – Spokane Public Library • $804 – Whitworth College • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Airway Heights Corrections Center • Colville, Kalispel, and Spokane Tribal • County Law Libraries in Ferry, Lincoln,

Pend Oreille, Okanogan, and Stevens Counties

• North Central Regional Library – Okanogan, Omak, Oroville, Republic, Tonasket

• Pend Oreille County Library – Calispel Valley, Headquarters, Ione, Metaline, Newport

• Public Libraries in Chewelah, Colville, Davenport, Edwall, Harrington, Kettle Falls, Odessa, Reardan, Sprague, Wilbur

• Spokane County Library – Airway Heights, Deer Park

• Spokane Falls Community College – Colville • Stevens County Rural Library – Columbia

River, Headquarters, Hunters, Onion Creek, Orient, Loon Lake, Nine Mile Falls, Northport

• Wenatchee Valley College – Omak


• $17,957 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – North Central Regional Library, Pend Oreille County Library District, Stevens County Rural Library District

• $2,229 in Continuing Education grants – Colville Public Library, Mead School District, Spokane Falls Community College

• $16,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – North Central Regional Library District, Pend Oreille County Library District, Stevens County Rural Library District

• $882 in Washington Preservation grants – Chewelah, Davenport, Harrington, Hesseltine, Kettle Falls, Odessa, and Sprague public libraries; North Central Regional Library; Pend Oreille County, Spokane County, and Stevens County Rural library districts; Reardan Memorial Library; Ritzville School District; Spokane Falls Community College; Wenatchee Valley College


• $4,066 – North Central Regional Library • $215 – Pend Oreille County Library • $4,150 – Spokane County Library District

• $2,351 – Spokane Falls Community College • $736 – Stevens County Library • $878 – Wenatchee Valley College

• Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library



Library systems may span more than one legislative district. The amount listed reflects the total benefit received by the library system regardless of legislative district. Last updated on January 5, 2007


• Mid-Columbia Library System – Benton City, Headquarters, Keewaydin Park, Kennewick, Prosser, West Richland

• Richland Public Library • Washington State University Libraries – Tri-cities


• $11,272 in Continuing Education grants – Kennewick School District, Mid-Columbia Library System, Richland Public Library, Richland School District, Washington State University

• $3,194 in IT Continuing Education grants – Washington State University • $852 in Washington Preservation grants – Mid-Columbia Library System, Nuclear Waste Program

Resource Center, Richland Public Library, Richland School District Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($4,507)

• $3,300 – Mid-Columbia Library System • $772 – Richland Public Library • $435 – US Department of Energy • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library





Washington State Library Library Development Program Services to Libraries 2006 FFY2006 October 1, 2005 – September 30, 2006 The Washington State Library (WSL) is the only agency in Washington that is specifically designated to assist libraries and to ensure that residents of the entire state have access to library and information services. State Library staff members work in partnership with statewide advisory committees to plan and implement programs, provide training, grants, and consulting services aimed at the development, improvement, and enhancement of all public and non-profit libraries in the state.

Legislative District #9: Direct Services to Local Libraries Libraries in this district include school libraries and:

• Asotin County Library – Headquarters, Heights

• County Law Libraries in Adams, Asotin, Garfield, and Whitman Counties

• Denny Ashby Memorial Library • Eastern Regional Archives – Cheney • Eastern State Hospital • Eastern Washington University Libraries • Mid-Columbia Library District – Basin

City, Connell, Kahlotus, Merrill’s Corner, Othello

• Othello Partial County Library • Neill and Ritzville Public Libraries • Ritzville Library District #2 • Spokane County Library District –

Cheney, Fairfield, Medical Lake • Washington State University Libraries • Whitman County Library – Albion,

Colton, Endicott, Farmington, Garfield, Headquarters, LaCrosse, Oakesdale, Palouse, Rosalia, St. John, Tekoa, Uniontown

Libraries in this district have received $50,712 as a result of Washington State Library services and programs during the past year:

Grants to Individual Libraries or Library Systems ($42,134) • $13,997 in Connecting Libraries to Learners grants – Asotin County Law Library, Spokane and St.

John School Districts, Whitman County Rural Library • $16,903 in Continuing Education grants – Asotin County Law Library; Central Valley, Clarkston,

Colfax, and Spokane School Districts; Eastern Washington University; Mid-Columbia Library District; Neill Public Library; Washington State University

• $3,194 in IT Continuing Education grants – Washington State University • $7,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Neill Public Library • $540 in Washington Preservation grants – Asotin County Law Library, Denny Ashby Library, Mid-

Columbia Library System, Neill Public Library, Ritzville Library District #2, Ritzville School District, Spokane County Library District, Whitman County Rural Library District

Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($8,578)• $375 – Asotin County Law Library • $3,300 – Mid-Columbia Library District • $469 – Neill Public Library

• $4,150 – Spokane County Library District • $284 – Whitman County Rural Library

District • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Island County Law • LaConner Regional Library • Samish Indian Nation Tribal Library • Skagit Valley College – Whidbey Island Campus • Sno-Isle Libraries – Clinton, Coupeville, Freeland, Langley, Oak Harbor, Stanwood • Swinomish Indian Nation Tribal Library


• $2,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – LaConner Regional Library • $9,279 in Continuing Education grants – Anacortes School District, Skagit Valley College,

Sno-Isle Libraries • $1,248 in IT Continuing Education grants – Sedro-Woolley School District • $7,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Skagit Valley College • $90 in Washington Preservation grants – LaConner Regional Library, Skagit Valley College,

Sno-Isle Libraries Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($12,291)

• $79 – LaConner Regional Library • $1,229 – Skagit Valley College • $10,983 – Sno-Isle Libraries • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library





Washington State Library Library Development Program Services to Libraries 2006 FFY2006 October 1, 2005 – September 30, 2006 The Washington State Library (WSL) is the only agency in Washington that is specifically designated to assist libraries and to ensure that residents of the entire state have access to library and information services. State Library staff members work in partnership with statewide advisory committees to plan and implement programs, provide training, grants, and consulting services aimed at the development, improvement, and enhancement of all public and non-profit libraries in the state. Legislative District #11: Direct Services to Local Libraries Libraries in this district include school libraries and: • Central Washington University – SeaTac Center • City University • King County Library System – Boulevard Park, Fairwood, Foster, Tukwila • Museum of Flight • Renton Technical College


• $4,218 in Continuing Education grants – Central Washington University, Federal Way School District, King County Library System, Seattle School District

• $2,260 in Washington Preservation grants – King County Library System, Renton Technical College


• $2,230 – City University • $21,066 – King County Library System • $969 – Renton Technical College • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Central Washington Hospital • Chelan County Law Library • Douglas County Law Library • North Central Regional Library – Brewster, Bridgeport, Cashmere, Chelan, Coulee, East

Wenatchee, Entiat, Grand Coulee, Headquarters, Leavenworth, Manson, North Central, Pateros, Peshastin, Twisp, Waterville, Winthrop

• Wenatchee Valley College


• $10,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – North Central Regional Library, Wenatchee School District

• $798 in IT Continuing Education grants – Quincy School District • $4,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – North Central Regional Library • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – North Central Regional Library, Wenatchee Valley

College Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($5,161)

• $217 – Central Washington Hospital • $4,066 – North Central Regional Library • $878 – Wenatchee Valley College • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Archives Central Regional Branch – Ellensburg

• Big Bend Community College Library • Carpenter Memorial Library • Central Washington University • Ellensburg Public Library • Grant County Law Library • Kittitas County Law Library

• Kittitas Public Library • KVCH Community Health Library • North Central Regional Library – Ephrata,

Mattawa, Moses Lake, Quincy, Royal City, Soap Lake, Warden

• Roslyn Public Library • Samaritan Healthcare Library


• $10,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Ellensburg Public Library, North Central Regional Library

• $819 in Continuing Education grants – Central Washington University, Ellensburg Public Library • $2,193 in IT Continuing Education grants – Naches School District, Quincy School District • $4,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – North Central Regional Library • $510 in Washington Preservation grants – Big Bend Community College, Carpenter Memorial

Library, Ellensburg Public Library, Kittitas Public Library, North Central Regional Library, Roslyn Public Library


• $541 – Big Bend Community College • $297 – Ellensburg Public Library • $38 – KVCH Community Health Library • $4,066 – North Central Regional Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Yakima County Law • Yakima Valley Community College • Yakima Valley Genealogical Society • Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital • Yakima Valley Regional Library – Headquarters, Naches, Nile, Selah, Southeast Branch,

Summitview, Union Gap, Tieton


• $2,687 in Continuing Education grants – Yakima Valley Regional Library • $2,393 in IT Continuing Education grants – Naches Valley School District, West Valley School

District • $7,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Yakima Valley Regional Library • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – Yakima Valley Community College, Yakima Valley

Regional Library Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($5,559)

• $1,348 – Yakima Valley Community College • $249 – Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital • $3,962 – Yakima Valley Regional Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Bleyhl Community Library • Fort Vancouver Regional Library –

Goldendale, North Bonneville, Stevenson, White Salmon Valley

• Heritage College • Klickitat County Law

• Skamania County Law Library • Yakama Nation Library • Yakima Valley Regional Library – Buena,

Granger, Harrah, Mabton, Mary Goodrich Memorial, Moxee, Sunnyside, Terrace Heights, Wapato, White Swan, Zillah


• $5,087 in Continuing Education grants – Camas School District, Fort Vancouver Regional Library, Yakama Nation Library, Yakima Valley Regional Library

• $998 in IT Continuing Education grants – West Valley School District • $7,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Yakima Valley Regional Library • $288 in Washington Preservation grants – Bleyhl Community Library, Fort Vancouver Regional

Library, Yakama Nation Library, Yakima Valley Regional Library Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($11,855)

• $155 – Bleyhl Community Library • $7,263 – Fort Vancouver Regional Library • $475 – Heritage University • $3,962 – Yakima Valley Regional Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Benton-Franklin County Law • Columbia Basin College • Columbia County Law • Dayton Memorial Library • Mid-Columbia Library District – Pasco • Walla Walla College • Walla Walla Community College

• Walla Walla County Law • Walla Walla County Rural Library – Burbank,

Headquarters, Prescott, Touchet • Walla Walla Public Library • Washington State Penitentiary • Weller Public Library • Whitman College


• $6,772 in Continuing Education grants – Kennewick School District, Mid-Columbia Library System, Richland School District, Walla Walla College

• $1,332 in Washington Preservation grants – Columbia Basin College, Dayton Memorial Library, Mid-Columbia Library System, Richland School District, Walla Walla Community College, Walla Walla County Rural Library District, Walla Walla Public Library, Weller Public Library


• $1,506 – Columbia Basic College • $3,300 – Mid-Columbia Library • $657 – Walla Walla College • $987 – Walla Walla Community College

• $297 – Walla Walla County Library • $552 – Walla Walla Public Library • $520 – Whitman College

• Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library Training Provided by or Coordinated by the Washington State Library





• Fort Vancouver Regional Library – Cascade Park Libraries in this district have received $17,480 as a result of Washington State Library services and programs during the past year: Grants to Individual Libraries or Library Systems ($10,030)

• $8,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Evergreen School District, Vancouver School District

• $2,000 in Continuing Education grants – Camas School District, Fort Vancouver Regional Library • $30 in Washington Preservation grants – Fort Vancouver Regional Library


• $7,263 – Fort Vancouver Regional Library • $187 – Legacy Health Systems • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Camas Public Library • Fort Vancouver Regional Library – Battle Ground, Ridgefield, Three Creeks, Washougal,

Woodland • Kalama Public Library


• $8,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries – Evergreen School District, Vancouver School District • $2,346 in Continuing Education grants – Camas Public Library, Camas School District, Fort

Vancouver Regional Library, Kalama Public Library • $288 in Washington Preservation grants – Camas Public Library, Fort Vancouver Regional Library,

Kalama Public Library Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($7,541)

• $278 – Camas Public Library • $7,263 – Fort Vancouver Library Regional Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Cowlitz County Law • Grays Harbor College • Lower Columbia College • Pacific County Law • Kelso Public Library • Cathlamet Public Library • Castle Rock Public Library • Longview Public Library

• Shoalwater Bay Tribal • St. John Medical Center Library • Stafford Creek Correction Center • Timberland Regional Library – Aberdeen,

Ilwaco, Naselle, Ocean Park, Raymond, South Bend, Westport

• Wahkiakum County Law


• $1,344 in Continuing Education grants – Kelso Public Library, Ocosta School District • $4,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Timberland Regional Library • $738 in Washington Preservation grants – Castle Rock Public Library, Cathlamet Public Library,

Grays Harbor College, Kelso Public Library, Longview Public Library, Lower Columbia College, Shoalwater Bay Tribal Community, Timberland Regional Library


• $550 – Grays Harbor College • $214 – Kelso Public Library • $900 – Longview Public Library

• $792 – Lower Columbia College • $222 – St. John Medical Center Library • $7,621 – Timberland Regional Library






• Centralia College • Chehalis Tribal Library • Lewis County Law Library • Timberland Regional Library – Centralia, Chehalis, Mountain View, Packwood, Salkum, Tenino,

Winlock


• $3,955 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Chehalis School District, Yelm School District • $282 in Continuing Education grants – North Thurston School District • $4,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Timberland Regional Library • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – Centralia College, Timberland Regional Library


• $682 – Centralia College • $7,621 – Timberland Regional Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Edmonds Community College • Puget Sound Christian College • Sno-Isle Libraries – Edmonds, Lynnwood, Mukilteo • Sno-Isle Genealogical Society • Stevens Hospital Medical Center



• $6,740 in Continuing Education grants – Edmonds School District, Sno-Isle Libraries • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – Edmonds Community College, Sno-Isle Libraries


• $1,508 – Edmonds Community College • $50 – Puget Sound Christian College • $10,983 – Sno-Isle Libraries • $333 – Stevens Hospital Medical Center • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Attorney General’s Law Library • Departments of Ecology, Information

Services, Labor & Industry, Natural Resources, Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Transportation, Utilities & Transportation

• Providence St. Peter Hospital • Saint Martin’s University • South Puget Sound Community College

• Southwest Regional Archives • Supreme Court, State Law Library • The Evergreen State College • Thurston County Law Library • Timberland Regional Library – Headquarters,

Lacey, Olympia, Tumwater • Washington State Law Library • Washington State Library • Washington State University – Olympia


• $2,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Griffin School District • $1,228 in Continuing Education grants – North Thurston School District, Washington State Law

Library • $12,000 in Statewide Marketing grants – Attorney General, Timberland Regional Library • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – South Puget Sound Community College, Timberland

Regional Library Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($9,532)

• $356 – Providence St. Peter Hospital • $406 – Saint Martin’s University • $1,149 – South Puget Sound Community College • $7,621 – Timberland Regional Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Kitsap Regional Library – Bainbridge Island, Kingston, Little Boston, Poulsbo, Silverdale • Northwest College of Art • Olympic College • Port Gamble S’Kallam Tribal Library • Suquamish Tribal Library


• $1,397 in IT Continuing Education grants – Kitsap Regional Library • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – Kitsap Regional Library, Olympic College


• $50 – Bainbridge Graduate Institute • $4,334 – Kitsap Regional Library • $1,492 – Olympic College • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Clallam Bay Corrections Center • Clallam County Law Library • Hoh, Jamestown S’Klallam, Lower

Elwha, Makah, Quileute, and Quinault Indian Nation Tribal Libraries

• Grays Harbor County Law • Jefferson County Law Library • Jefferson County Rural Library District

• North Olympic Library System – Clallam Bay, Forks, Headquarters, Port Angeles, Sequim

• Ocean Shores Public Library • Peninsula College • Port Townsend Public Library • Timberland Regional Library – Amanda Park,

Hoquiam, W.H. Abel Memorial Library

Libraries in this district have received 18,099 as a result of Washington State Library services and programs during the past year: Grants to Individual Libraries or Library Systems ($8,175)

• $2,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Port Townsend Public Library • $1,495 in Continuing Education grants – North Olympic Library System, Ocosta School District,

Port Townsend Public Library • $4,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Timberland Regional Library • $180 in Washington Preservation grants – Jefferson County Rural Library District, North Olympic

Library System, Ocean Shores Public Library, Peninsula College, Port Townsend Public Library, Timberland Regional Library


• $334 – Jefferson County Rural Library • $1,192 – North Olympic Library System • $77 – Ocean Shores Public Library • $546 – Peninsula College • $154 – Port Townsend Public Library • $7,621 – Timberland Regional Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Pierce College – Puyallup • Pierce County Library – Headquarters, Milton, South Hill, Summit • Puyallup Public Library • Puyallup Tribal Library


• $1,260 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Puyallup Public Library • $9,798 in Continuing Education grants – Bethel School District, Fife School District, Pierce

College, Pierce County Library, Puyallup School District, Sumner School District, Tacoma School District

• $2,345 in IT Continuing Education grants – Fife School District, Pierce County Library • $7,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Puyallup Public Library • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – Pierce County Library System, Puyallup Public Library


• $613 – Pierce College • $8,985 – Pierce County Library • $646 – Puyallup Public Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Kitsap County Law Library • Kitsap Regional Library – Bremerton, Manchester, Port Orchard • Olympic College • Pierce County Library – Key Center, Peninsula (Gig Harbor) • Washington Corrections Center for Women


• $7,353 in Continuing Education grants – Pierce County Library System • $3,393 in IT Continuing Education grants – Kitsap Regional Library, Pierce County Library

System • $90 in Washington Preservation grants – Kitsap Regional Library, Olympic College, Pierce County

Library System Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($14,811)

• $4,334 – Kitsap Regional Library • $1,492 – Olympic College • $8,985 – Pierce County Library System • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Bates Technical College • Pierce County Law • State Historical Society Research Center • Tacoma Public Library – Headquarters; Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.; Kobetich; Mottet; Swan

Creek; Wheelock • University of Puget Sound • University of Washington – Tacoma


• $4,838 in Continuing Education grants – Fife School District, Tacoma School District, University of Washington Libraries

• $1,347 in IT Continuing Education grants – Fife School District, University of Washington Libraries

• $2,260 in Washington Preservation grants – Bates Technical College, Tacoma Public Library, University of Puget Sound


• $1,528 – Bates Technical College • $107 – Faith Evangelical Seminary • $881 – MultiCare Health System • $988 – St. Joseph Medical Center Library • $3,561 – Tacoma Public Library • $1,005 – University of Puget Sound • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Clover Park Technical College • McNeil Island Corrections Center • Pierce College – Fort Steilacoom • Pierce County Library – Lakewood, Steilacoom, Tillicum, University Place • Tacoma Community College • Tacoma Public Library – Swasey • Western State Hospital


• $10,614 in Continuing Education grants – Bethel School District, Pierce College, Pierce County Library System, Tacoma Community College, Tacoma School District

• $4,996 in IT Continuing Education grants – Pierce College, Pierce County Library System • $150 in Washington Preservation grants – Clover Park Technical College, Pierce College, Pierce

County Library System, Tacoma Community College, Tacoma Public Library Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($16,224)

• $1,191 – Clover Park Technical College • $1,027 – Pierce College • $8,985 – Pierce County Library System • $1,470 – Tacoma Community College • $3,561 – Tacoma Public Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Pacific Lutheran University • Pierce County Library – Parkland/Spanaway • Tacoma Public Library – Fern Hill, Moore, South Tacoma


• $8,551 in Continuing Education grants – Bethel School District, Pierce County Library System, Tacoma School District

• $1,996 in IT Continuing Education grants – Pierce County Library System • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – Pierce County Library System, Tacoma Public Library


• $2,230 – City University • $1,220 – Pacific Lutheran University • $8,985 – Pierce County Library System • $3,561 – Tacoma Public Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• King County Library System – Algona-Pacific, Federal Way Regional Library, Federal Way 320th Library, Woodmont


• $3,362 in Continuing Education grants – Auburn School District, Federal Way School District, Fife School District, King County Library System

• $349 in IT Continuing Education grants – Fife School District • $30 in Washington Preservation grants – King County Library System


• $367 – DeVry University • $21,066 – King County Library System • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Green River Community College • King County Library System – Auburn, Muckleshoot • Pierce County Library System – Bonney Lake, Buckley, Sumner


• $9,292 in Continuing Education grants – Auburn School District, Fife School District, King County Library System, Pierce County Library System, Puyallup School District, Sumner School District

• $6,937 in IT Continuing Education grants – Enumclaw School District, Fife School District, Green River Community College, Pierce County Library System

• $120 in Washington Preservation grants – Enumclaw Public Library, Green River Community College, King County Library System, Pierce County Library System


• $202 – Enumclaw Public Library • $1,685 – Green River Community College • $21,066 – King County Library System • $8,985 – Pierce County Library System • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Bastyr University Library • King County Library System – Shoreline, Richmond Beach, Kenmore • Shoreline Community College


• $2,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Edmonds School District • $1,779 in Continuing Education grants – Edmonds School District, King County Library System,

Shoreline School District • $7,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Shoreline School District • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – King County Library System, Shoreline Community


• $359 – Bastyr University Library • $21,066 – King County Library System • $1,668 – Shoreline Community College • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Highline Community College • King County Law Library – Kent • King County Library System – Des Moines, Kent, Valley View


• $3,890 in Continuing Education grants – Federal Way School District, Highline Community College, King County Library System

• $4,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – King County Law Library System • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – Highline Community College, King County Library

System Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($22,836)

• $1,770 – Highline Community College • $21,066 – King County Library System • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• King County Library System – Burien, Vashon, White Center • Seattle Public Library – Delridge, High Point, Southwest, West Seattle • South Seattle Community College Library


• $13,881 in Continuing Education grants – King County Library System, Seattle Public Library, Seattle School District

• $1,497 in IT Continuing Education grants – Seattle Public Library • $90 in Washington Preservation grants – King County Library System, Seattle Public Library,

South Seattle Community College Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($32,900)

• $223 – Highline Medical Center • $21,066 – King County Library System • $10,361 – Seattle Public Library • $1,250 – South Seattle Community College • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Mason County Law Library • Skokomish Tribal Center • Squaxin Island Cultural Center • Timberland Regional Library – Elma, Hoodsport, McCleary, North Mason, Oakville,

William G. Reed • Washington Corrections Center


• $2,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Griffin School District • $4,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Timberland Regional Library • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – Olympic College, Timberland Regional Library


• $1,492 – Olympic College • $7,621 – Timberland Regional Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Antioch University • Art Institute of Seattle • King County Hazardous Waste • Nordic Heritage Museum • Program for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH) Library • Seattle Pacific University • Seattle Public Library – Ballard, Magnolia, Queen Anne • Washington Advocates for the Mentally Ill • Washington School of Professional Psychology


• $12,956 in Continuing Education grants – Seattle Public Library, Seattle School District • $1,497 in IT Continuing Education grants – Seattle Public Library • $30 in Washington Preservation grants – Seattle Public Library


• $314 – Antioch University Seattle • $20 – King County Hazardous Waste Library • $94 – Program for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH) Library • $1,284 – Seattle Pacific University • $10,361 – Seattle Public Library • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• King County – Dept. of Natural Resources • King County Law Library – Seattle • King County Library System – Skyway • Northwest Regional Literacy

Resource Center • Renton Public Library – Headquarters,

Highlands • Seattle Community College

• Seattle Midwifery School • Seattle Public Library – Beacon Hill,

Columbia, Douglass-Truth, Madrona, New Holly, Rainier

• Swedish Medical Center • University of Washington Libraries –

Harborview Medical Center


• $6,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Seattle Public Library • $13,881 in Continuing Education grants – King County Library System, Seattle Public Library,

Seattle School District • $1,497 in IT Continuing Education grants – Seattle Public Library • $4,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – King County Law Library System • $120 in Washington Preservation grants – King County Library System, Renton Public Library,

Seattle Community College District, Seattle Public Library Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($33,698)

• $21,066 – King County Library System • $1,002 – Renton Public Library • $10,361 – Seattle Public Library • $1,269 – Swedish Medical Center • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Everett Community College • Everett Public Library – Everett, Evergreen • Henry Cogswell College • Sno-Isle Libraries – Marysville • Snohomish County Law Library • Tulalip Tribe


• $4,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Everett Public Library, Everett School District • $10,248 in Continuing Education grants – Everett Community College, Everett Public Library,

Sno-Isle Libraries • $295 in IT Continuing Education grants – Everett Public Library • $9,000 in Statewide Marketing grants – Everett Community College, Everett Public Library • $90 in Washington Preservation grants – Everett Community College, Everett Public Library, Sno-

Isle Libraries Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($13,287)

• $1,752 – Everett Public Library • $70 – Henry Cogswell College • $482 – Providence Everett Medical Center Library • $10,983 – Sno-Isle Libraries • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Concrete Public Library • King County Library System – Skykomish • Sauk-Suiattle, Stillaguamish, and Upper Skagit Indian Tribal Libraries • Sedro Woolley Public Library • Sno-Isle Libraries – Arlington, Darrington, Granite Falls, Monroe, Sultan • Stillaguamish Valley Genealogy Society • Upper Skagit Library District • Washington State Reformatory and Twin Rivers Correctional Center


• $4,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Sedro Woolley Public Library, Skykomish School District

• $9,978 in Continuing Education grants – Index School District, King County Library System, Monroe School District, Sno-Isle Libraries, Upper Skagit Library District

• $1,248 in IT Continuing Education grants – Sedro-Woolley School District • $120 in Washington Preservation grants –King County Library System, Sedro Woolley Public

Library, Sno-Isle Libraries, Upper Skagit Library District Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($32,292)

• $21,066 – King County Library System • $170 – Sedro Woolley Public Library • $10,983 – Sno-Isle Libraries • $73 – Upper Skagit Library District • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library





Washington State Library Library Development Program Services to Libraries 2006 FFY2006 October 1, 2005 – September 30, 2006 The Washington State Library (WSL) is the only agency in Washington that is specifically designated to assist libraries and to ensure that residents of the entire state have access to library and information services. State Library staff members work in partnership with statewide advisory committees to plan and implement programs, provide training, grants, and consulting services aimed at the development, improvement, and enhancement of all public and non-profit libraries in the state.

Legislative District #40: Direct Services to Local Libraries Libraries in this district include school libraries and:

• Affiliated Health Services • Anacortes Public Library • Bellingham Public Library – Fairhaven • Burlington Public Library • Guemes Island Library • Lopez Island Library District • Mount Vernon City Library • Northwest Regional Archives • Orcas Island Library District

• San Juan County Law Library • San Juan Island Library District • Shaw Island Library and Historical Society • Skagit County Law Library • Skagit Valley College • University of Washington Libraries – Friday

Harbor Library • Western Washington University • Whale Museum Library

Libraries in this district have received $43,325 as a result of Washington State Library services and programs during the past year:

Grants to Individual Libraries or Library Systems ($39,741) • $4,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Burlington Public Library, Mount Vernon City Library • $10,684 in Continuing Education grants – Anacortes Public Library, Anacortes School District,

Bellingham Public Library, Mount Vernon City Library, Orcas Island Library District, Skagit County Law Library, Skagit Valley College, University of Washington Libraries

• $3,117 in IT Continuing Education grants – Ferndale School District, Sedro-Woolley School District, University of Washington Libraries

• $19,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Burlington Public Library, Mount Vernon City Library, Skagit Valley College

• $2,440 in Washington Preservation grants – Anacortes Public Library, Bellingham Public Library, Burlington Public Library, Lopez Island Library District, Mount Vernon City Library, Orcas Island Library District, San Juan Island Library District, Skagit Valley College

Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($3,584) • $1,286 – Bellingham Public Library • $502 – Mount Vernon City Library • $1,229 – Skagit Valley College • $171 – Skagit Valley Hospital

• $396 – Burlington Public Library, Lopez Island Library District, Orcas Island Library District, San Juan Island Library District

• Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Bellevue Community College • King County Library System – Bellevue, Mercer Island, Newport Way • Overlake Hospital • Puget Sound Regional Archives


• $2,299 in Continuing Education grants – Bellevue School District, King County Library System • $126 in Washington Preservation grants – Bellevue Community College, King County Library

System Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($27,058)

• $3,279 – Bellevue Community College • $2,230 – City University • $21,066 – King County Library System • $483 – Overlake Hospital Medical Center • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Bellingham Public Library – Headquarters • Bellingham Technical College • Lummi Reservation Library System • Nooksack Tribe • Northwest Indian College • St. Joseph Hospital Library

• Whatcom Community College • Whatcom County Law Library • Whatcom County Library System – Blaine,

Deming, Everson, Ferndale, Headquarters, Lummi Island Branch, Lynden, Maple Falls, Point Roberts, Sumas


• $2,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Nooksack Valley School District • $5,008 in Continuing Education grants – Bellingham Public Library, Whatcom Community

College, Whatcom County Library System • $872 in IT Continuing Education grants – Ferndale School District • $7,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Whatcom Community College • $120 in Washington Preservation grants – Bellingham Public Library, Bellingham Technical

College, Whatcom Community College, Whatcom County Library System Online Periodical Databases Access Subsidies (subsidy is matched by the local library) ($4,641)

• $1,286 – Bellingham Public Library • $209 – Northwest Indian College • $306 – St. Joseph Hospital Library • $918 – Whatcom Community College • $1,922 – Whatcom County Library System • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Cornish College of Art • Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center

Library • Municipal Research and Services Center • National Oceanic and Atmospheric

Agency • Seattle Central Community College

• Seattle Public Library – Fremont, Green Lake, Henry, Headquarters, Montlake, University, Wallingford

• Seattle University – Library, Law Library • University of Washington • Virginia Mason Medical Center • Washington Talking Book & Braille Library


• $20,322 in Continuing Education grants – Cornish College of the Arts, Seattle Central Community College, Seattle Public Library, Seattle School District, Seattle University, University of Washington, Washington Talking Book & Braille Library

• $2,495 in IT Continuing Education grants – Seattle Public Library, University of Washington • $7,500 in Statewide Marketing grants – Seattle Central Community College • $2,296 in Washington Preservation grants – Seattle Public Library, University of Washington


• $258 – Cornish College of the Arts • $271 – Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research

Center • $1,019 – Group Health Cooperative

• $1,842 – Seattle Central Community College • $10,136 – Seattle Public Library • $2,194 – Seattle University • $584 – Virginia Mason Medical Center






• Sno-Isle Libraries – Lake Stevens, Mill Creek, Snohomish Libraries in this district have received $21,753 as a result of Washington State Library services and programs during the past year: Grants to Individual Libraries or Library Systems ($10,770)


• $6,740 in Continuing Education grants – Edmonds School District, Sno-Isle Libraries • $30 in Washington Preservation grants – Sno-Isle Libraries


• $10,983 – Sno-Isle Libraries • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• King County Library System – Carnation, Duvall, Kingsgate, Woodinville • Lake Washington Technical College

Libraries in this district have received $22,905 as a result of Washington State Library services and programs during the past year: Grants to Individual Libraries or Library Systems ($985)

• $925 in Continuing Education grants – King County Library System • $60 in Washington Preservation grants – King County Library System, Lake Washington Technical


• $21,066 – King County Library System • $854 – Lake Washington Technical College • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library






• Battelle Seattle Research Center • Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center • National Archives – Pacific and Alaska Region • North Seattle Community College • Northwest Hospital Library and Information Resources • Seattle Public Library – Broadview, Greenwood, Lake City, North East


• $2,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Seattle Public Library • $12,956 in Continuing Education grants – Seattle Public Library, Seattle School District • $1,497 in IT Continuing Education grants – Seattle Public Library • $30 in Washington Preservation grants – Seattle Public Library


• $43 – Battelle Seattle Research Center • $810 – Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center • $1,268 – North Seattle Community College • $215 – Northwest Hospital Library & Information Resources • $10,361 – Seattle Public Library






• King County Library System – Black Diamond, Covington


• $3,115 in Continuing Education grants – Auburn School District, Federal Way School District, King County Library System

• $1,802 in IT Continuing Education grants – Enumclaw School District • $30 in Washington Preservation grants – King County Library System


• $21,066 – King County Library System Training Provided by or Coordinated by the Washington State Library





• King County Library – Lake Hills • Northwest College


• $2,299 in Continuing Education grants – Bellevue School District, King County Library System • $30 in Washington Preservation grants – King County Library System


• $21,066 – King County Library System Training Provided by or Coordinated by the Washington State Library





• City University – Vancouver • Clark College • Clark County Law Library • Fort Vancouver Regional Library – Headquarters, Vancouver Community, Vancouver Mall • School for the Blind • School for the Deaf • Southwest Medical Center • Washington State University Library – Vancouver


• $8,000 in Connecting Learners to Libraries grants – Evergreen School District, Vancouver School District

• $7,747 in Continuing Education grants – Clark College, Clark County Law Library, Fort Vancouver Regional Library, Washington State University

• $3,194 in IT Continuing Education grants – Washington State University • $126 in Washington Preservation grants – Clark College, Fort Vancouver Regional Library


• $2,230 – City University • $2,345 – Clark College • $7,263 – Fort Vancouver Regional Library District • $505 – Southwest Washington Medical Center • Non-profit schools also received subsidies through the Washington State Library





2006 Federal Grant-Supported Statewide Projects, Programs, and Services

• Helped the citizens of Washington use libraries, information assistance, and online information

through computers. • Assisted all types of libraries in acquiring access to online magazine and newspaper databases. • Awarded grants to libraries and schools:

o Marketing grants to help libraries communicate effectively about their services. o Grants to help school and public libraries more effectively serve students.

• Enabled libraries to serve traditionally unserved populations: o Library services to the blind (Washington Talking Book and Braille Library). o Library collections for state institutional and correctional facilities.

• Supported a collaborative summer reading program for Washington public libraries. • Provided training for library staff in the following areas:

o Helping children to be ready to read; early literacy training. o Preservation and disaster planning for library and museum staff. o Online cooperative reference service. o Outcomes-based evaluations for public and school library staff. o Effective marketing principles, techniques, advocacy and media relations o Database searching. o Computer, network maintenance and technology. o Meeting the needs of diverse populations.

• Distributed Read to Your Baby booklets in six languages to libraries and community partners. • Provided posters and bookmarks promoting the use of libraries to all libraries in the state. • Participated in Washington Learns Early Learning Council, Early Learning Summit,

OSPI K-12 Reading Advisory Panel, Library Directors Early Learning Task Force. • Partnered with Washington Library Media Association in support of quality school library

media centers. • Partnered with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to bring technology training to many

Washington public library staff.

General Consulting Washington State Library staff provides in-depth research and advice for libraries, the public, and government in areas such as: legal and governance issues, development of policies and services, planning, relationships between boards and government officials, board responsibilities and interrelationships, setting up library districts, and other service issues. Staff develops, conducts, and facilitates training events and retreats designed for the specific needs of staff and boards of trustees of individual libraries.

Information Technology (IT) Consulting Washington State Library staff provides specialized IT consulting services for libraries in network infrastructure, computing hardware and software, the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA), and the federal E-rate program qualifying libraries for telecommunications discounts. The State Library's IT consultants take a leadership role in connecting public libraries to the statewide K-20 network, a high-speed data and video network serving educational institutions throughout the state, and centralized Internet filtering for small libraries. For more information, please contact Rand Simmons at 360.570.5585, or via email at [email protected]

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