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Director’s Notes by Julianne Bedel Table of Contents Annual Report 3 Upcoming Books 6 MCDL News & Notes 8 Children’s Events 10 Teen Events 14 Adult Events 16 Art Shows 21 Volunteer Thanks 22 Friends of MCDL 23 Medina 330-725-0588 210 S. Broadway St., Medina, OH 44256 330-722-2681 Family History & Learning Center Brunswick 330-273-4150 3649 Center Rd., Brunswick, OH 44212 Buckeye 330-725-4415 6625 Wolff Rd., Medina, OH 44256 Highland 330-278-4271 4160 Ridge Rd., Medina, OH 44256 Lodi 330-948-1885 635 Wooster St., Lodi, OH 44254 Seville 330-769-2852 45 Center St., Seville, OH 44273 Bookmobile/Outreach 330-722-2590 Monday - Thursday 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Friday - Saturday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Sunday (Medina & Brunswick only) 1:00 - 5:00 pm (through May 19) MCDL is Closed Mar. 31, May 12, 27 Hours Medina County District Libraries Connect with us at mcdl.info 2024 Board of Trustees Brian Harr, President Caleb Parker, Vice President William Koran, Secretary Ryan Carlson Mark Krosse Jill McGarr Ann Marie Flannery Medina County District Library’s mission is to enrich life in the county with outstanding and innovative library services for all. We achieve this through partnerships, networking with other libraries, and providing staff continuing education. We stay connected to the community and evolve our materials and services as needs change. MCDL’s Board serves as the community’s voice. I’m thankful for the trustees’ gift of time, talent, and service. In her final year on the board, President Maria Griffiths led our trustees with an emphasis on community engagement and commitment to inclusion, which is evident in the priorities of the strategic plan. Listening to the community’s voice continued with a survey of residents. Areas that received high levels of satisfaction included variety of materials in the collection, research assistance, check out speed, quiet environment, personalized instruction, and staff response to individual needs. Areas for potential improvement included library cleanliness, condition of equipment, and quick reference services. In overall satisfaction, 88% of respondents would recommend MCDL to a friend or family member and 86% stated their needs are met through library services. This data-driven survey was conducted at the start of the strategic plan and will be repeated at the conclusion to measure growth. We’re grateful to everyone who participated in the survey. We value your feedback and will use it for continued improvement. Thank you to our community partners, trustees, Friends of the Library, volunteers, staff, and everyone who supports and uses the library. We look forward to a productive 2024. Scan to access the digital Library Live

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