Riverside County Grand Jury • 1999-2000

Riverside City and County Public Libraries*

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Note: Missing finding numbers detected: F2

Findings and Recommendations 4 findings

The Riverside City Library Director has been able to operate the city libraries within budget using sound management practices and a professional grant writer on staff. 2.Parts of the Library Administrative Center have been subleased, lowering the debt on the county library system.

Related Recommendations (1)

County Librarian and Library Director for the City of Riverside continue working on library hours of operation to accommodate a larger segment of the population.

After reorganization, employees were guaranteed no loss in base salary, and maintained their seniority for vacation accrual.

No recommendations for this finding

Management of the county libraries and the Riverside City Libraries report significant increase in library usage due to: a. Availability of more bilingual books, publications and books on tape. b.Rescheduling the operational hours. c. Having management of local libraries under local control. d.Personal computer upgrades at library sites with access to other libraries in the system.

No recommendations for this finding

The homeless individuals in the downtown Riverside area are using the library's public restrooms for bathing and laundry purposes. There are no public restrooms near the downtown library area.

No recommendations for this finding

Additional Recommendations 1

These recommendations are not explicitly linked to specific findings.

R2

City of Riverside to provide additional accessible public restrooms in the downtown area.

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