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PUBLIC COMMENTS ON LIBRARY PROJECTS
Public interviews for High Energy Plan
JCPL staff interviewed more than 200 community members from all areas of the community as part of the High Energy Plan research. The participants included people from all geographic areas and various community organizations and institutions.
VIEW THE COMMUNITY INTERVIEWS SUMMARIES
Library board public input sessions on new High Energy Plan
The Johnson County Public Library board has hosted four public input sessions to listen to ideas about the future of the county library system. Other public meetings are planned.
VIEW THE JANUARY 21, 2013 MEETING AT THE CLARK PLEASANT BRANCH
VIEW THE JANURY 15, 2013 MEETING AT THE TRAFALGAR BRANCH
VIEW THE JUNE 4, 2012 MEETING AT THE FRANKLIN BRANCH
VIEW THE JULY 12, 2012 MEETING AT THE WHITE RIVER BRANCH
Public comments from emails, comment cards
The Johnson County Public Library board seeks input on the new High Energy Plan, and is asking the public to send an email or to fill out a comment card at one of the branches.
Indiana University Public Opinion Poll April 2011
Indiana University conducted a poll of 305 registered voters in Johnson County and asked key questions related to the Franklin Branch project. The poll was conducted in late April.
VIEW THE POWERPOINT SUMMARY OF RESULTS
Town Hall Meeting Turning Point Results May 2011
Architect firm Fanning-Howey and JCPL hosted four Town Hall Meetings in early May 2011. Participants were encouraged to answer questions about the proposed Franklin Branch project, using a Turning
Point poll system.
Indiana University Public Opinion Poll November 2010
Indiana University conducted a public opinion survey of registered voters who live in the Johnson County Public Library district. The survey included 300 respondents who were asked questions about the library's brand image and the proposed new branch in Franklin.
VIEW THE POWERPOINT SUMMARY OF RESULTS
Community Advisory Group
The Johnson County Public Library formed a Community Advisory Group in 2011 -- made
up of stakeholders and patrons throughout
the district -- to review information about the proposed new Franklin Branch. They shared their opinions about the project's location, design and costs. The group met several times. Here are the notes from one of those meetings.
For confidentiality reasons, the notes do not identify the members' names on their comments.
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THE NEW HIGH ENERGY PLAN PROCESS
RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTS ON THE HIGH ENERGY PLAN
THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF LIBRARIES
ANSWERS TO FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
