…to purchase RFID tags in such large quantities. • The library saw a 2.6% increase in the overall budget. • The increase in technology was very large. • There was…

…different product. Mr. Lang asked if adopting the system would require retagging. Ms. Baggett responded that it would not. The sorting machine is the second phase of RFID tagging. l….

…Skip’s arrival. Information and Technology Committee — Did not meet. County Commissioner Liaison — Michael Page is absent. EXTERNAL REPORTS: Durham Library Foundation (Mr. Berger) Did not meet this month….

…hired 5. Staffing in various areas 6. Main RFID 7. Community needs (such as learning centers, day care van, services to the Hispanic population and reaching the teenage market, etc.)…

…does not work, we can always unlock the doors. Mr. Auld mentioned that the library is working on an RFID Project as well as weeding for Main, Southwest and Parkwood….

…Library. 3. Early Literacy services (children and Latino/Spanish-speaking community). 4. Extending Sunday hours (year-round 2-6 PM at Main, East Regional, North Regional, and Warren) 5. Technology (RFID at Main, self…

…for Proposals for the RFID project will be going out in July. It should be at least six months before a contract is written.  Digital scanners and fax machines…

…downloadable e-audio books will be launched on Wednesday. Two hundred titles have been purchased so far.  Three vendors are under consideration for the RFID project. Compatibility to the library’s…

…H 14-Oct-1918 Mitchell W. L. Mrs. 25 24-Feb-1899 S 23-Feb-1899 Mitchell Charles H. Person 26-Nov-1903 S 25-Nov-1903 Mitchell Goldy ( male ) Hit by a train Killed here—–from Creedmore 25-Nov-1901…

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