LTC Grant Round 2 Community Survey

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The Belmont Public Library recently received a second $10,000 grant to improve accessibility to the library through Libraries Transforming Communities: Accessible Small and Rural Communities, an initiative of the American Library Association (ALA) in collaboration with the Association for Rural & Small Libraries (ARSL).

The Library staff has identified three potential projects, and we invite community input to determine which project is most helpful to Belmont residents.

MARK YOUR LIST 1-3 IN ORDER OF PRIORITY

IMPROVE LIGHTING/ELECTRIC OUTLETS ON MAIN FLOOR

On cloudy days or after sunset, the lighting on the main floor is insufficient. There are few grounded outlets.

1- Highest Priority

2 - Medium Priority

3 - Lower Priority

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UPDATE SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH SIGHT/HEARING DISABILITIES

Refresh the large print collection; add assistive technology for checkout and use in the building (magnifiers, screen readers, hearing amplifiers, accessible keyboards, etc)

1- Highest Priority

2 - Medium Priority

3 - Lower Priority

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ACCESSIBLE SHELVING/FURNITURE

Some of the furniture in the library is original to the building—nearly 100 years old. It is difficult for the public to use for modern purposes, uncomfortable and not ergonomic.

1- Highest Priority

2 - Medium Priority

3 - Lower Priority

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COMMENT What do you see as a need to improve ease of access to the current building?

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