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Library staff reported results from 478 patron surveys, including that 96% of respondents feel very welcome and 85% plan to return. Patrons also requested longer library hours, longer study-room reservations, state beach passes, and math clubs.
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The survey gives library staff information about who uses Commerce libraries and which services residents value. Computers, programs, hot spots, and job preparation were among the main reasons patrons visit. Staff also began planning for a state requirement that every third-grade student have a library card by January 1, 2029, including expanded coordination with local school districts.
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