Seattle Public Library seeks input for improvement

Margaret 2 Comments

Did you know that more than 14 million people visited the Seattle Public Library last year? I’d be willing to bet that a large majority of Library patrons are right here in Wallingford, too, and if you’re one of them, you might want to help the Library by providing some feedback about its services. The Seattle Public Library Board has laid out four specific goals for improving Library services, along with several options for each goal. You can share your comments about these goals and their options online by clicking here. Or, you can also attend one of three meetings that are being held this month:
Seattle Public Library Main Branch Reading Room Courtesy of Eric Hunt, Wikimedia

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2 Comments

  1. kokomolo
    January 4, 2012 at 6:21 am

    1,) get more books and shelves in Wallingfd branch
    2.) OR MOVE IT TO A LARGER LOCATION TO ACCOMODATE books.. THERE ARE 4 DEVELOPMENT SITES ON sTONE wAY n
    3.) more computer use classes as well as
    4.) librarians who do nto gtet mad when asked computer ?s.. Greenlake..
    5.) find some solution for dealing with problems of smell which can happen in libraries close to food banks and homeless services.. bus or services to or fo rshowers
    6.) allow people to do volunteer work in echange fo reduction of library fines

  2. kokomolo
    January 4, 2012 at 8:29 am

    7.) keep the Ask-A-Librarian service- it is excellent
    8.) Have 1 designated staff at sites with established hours who can answer simple computer questions
    9.) increase communications skills and problem solving program instruction to staff
    10.) change some of the open hours of Fremont/Univ/Wall.. as all serve same people and all are closed on same days-Fridays
    11.) be sure librarians kNOW site specific information- bike rack locations, rest room use policies, etc

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