FY
2002
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From
the
Director...
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Funding/Grants FY 2002
July
2, 2001 through June 30, 2002
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Center for the Book |
$7,500.00
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| Children’s Grants for Excellence |
41,480.00
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| CHIRS (Consumer Health Information Resource Service) |
885.50
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| Interlibrary Loan (Lender Compensation) |
130,931.50
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| ICON (Health HQ) Web site |
5,000.00
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| Library Systems |
658,984.07
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| LSTA Grants |
296,630.00
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| Motion Picture Licensing for Public Libraries |
16,810.00
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| State Aid to Public Libraries |
364,071.00
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| Technology Grants |
78,206.37
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Funding FY 2002
| State Funds |
$3,637,560.86
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| Federal Funds |
1,054,486.01
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| Cash Funds |
78,584.52
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| Total Funding |
$4,770,631.39
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Year
in Review FY 2002 • Vol. 9 No. 3 | |
NCompass
is a quarterly publication of the Nebraska Library Commission, The Atrium,
1200 N Street, Suite 120, Lincoln, NE 68508-2023. Phone: 402-471-2045 or
800-307-2665 (in Nebraska only). Fax: 402-471-2083. Home Page: <nlc.nebraska.gov>
ISSN: 1075-9719. |
Nebraska Library Commissioners: Karen Warner, Norfolk, term expires 2003; Robert King, Holdrege, term expires 2003; Wally Seiler, Chair, Alliance, term expires 2004; Richard Jussel, Kearney, term expires 2004; Velma Sims-Shipley, Fremont, term expires 2004; Kristen Rogge, Johnson, term expires 2002. Commission meetings are held the second Friday of every other month, or as scheduled by public action of the board. |
Preparation of this newsletter was supported in part by funds allocated through the Library Services and Technology Act administered by the United States Institute of Museum and Library Services. | |
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he
Library Commission’s Making a Difference @ your library™
project is featured in the Commission’s FY 2002 Year in Review.
Nearly half of the Library Commission’s staff members were involved
in visits made in 270 public libraries. The project was a great learning
experience for Commission staff. Meeting with library personnel, trustees,
community leaders, and residents is the best way to develop a better
understanding of each community’s make-up, priorities, successes,
and challenges. We enjoyed wonderful hospitality from our library
colleagues and renewed appreciation for the services provided by Nebraska’s
public libraries. Without question, Nebraska libraries do make a positive
and significant difference. 
