We're excited to announce the development of our new 5-year strategic plan. To ensure this plan reflects the needs and aspirations of our community, we're seeking your valuable input. Your feedback will help us establish priorities and create a clear, focused direction for the future.
Please take a moment to complete our survey by Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2024. Your participation is greatly appreciated.

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* 1. Do you have a North Hampton Public Library Card?

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* 2. Do you live in North Hampton?

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* 3. How often do you visit the library in person?

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* 4. If you do not visit the library in person, do you use the library's downloadable eBooks, audiobooks, streaming movies and/or other online resources?

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* 5. If you have visited the library in the past year, what were your main reasons for visiting? (Check all that apply.)

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* 6. How satisfied are you with the current North Hampton Library's services?

  Very satisfied Satisfied Neither satisfied or dissatisfied Dissatisfied Very dissatisfied Not familiar or do not use these services
Adult collection
Library of Things collection
Teen collection
Tween collection
Children's collection
Free wireless internet (Wi-Fi)
Public computers
Printer, copier, scanner/fax machines
Reference and research help
One-on-one technology help
Reserving a meeting room
Overall customer service

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* 7. How satisfied are you with the current North Hampton Library's programs?

  Very satisfied Satisfied Neither satisfied or dissatisfied Dissatisfied Very dissatisfied Not familiar or do not attend this type of program
Adult Programs
Teen Programs
Tween Programs
Children's Programs
Family Programs
All Ages Programs

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* 8. Programming at the library has become a major focus of what a library offers.
Please tell us if the following adult programs would be of interest to you.

  Extremely interested Very interested Somewhat interested Not so interested Not at all interested
Multi-generational
Cultural
Historical
Educational
Interactive (arts & crafts, games, trivia nights, escape rooms, etc.)
Performing arts (concerts, dance programs, etc.
Hot topics or current event conversations
Technology
Literacy programs (book clubs, writing workshops, etc.
Language learning (English as a second language or learning a new language)

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* 9. Now, please tell us what youth and family programs you would be most interested in attending.

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* 10. Please tell us how important the following services are to you.

  Extremely important Somewhat Important Not at all important
Providing physical materials (books, audiobooks, newspapers, magazines, and DVDs)
Providing downloadable books and online services
Providing non-traditional items to borrow (musical instruments, tools, etc.)
Providing public computers and Wi-Fi access
Promoting literacy among children and adults
Support educational attainment for all ages
Hosting events and programs
Offering a community gathering place
Offering a meeting space for organizations and community groups
Offering quiet places for reading, studying and working
Providing services for job-seekers and businesses

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* 11. The following LIBRARY PRIORITIES were identified during our focus group discussions. Please tell us how important each priority is for you.

  1 (Most important) 2 3 4 5 (Least important)
Digital Literacy and Technology Access: The library could offer classes on digital skills, safe online practices, and navigating new technologies like AI.
Cultural and Educational Program Expansion: As a cultural hub, the library could broaden its program offerings to include more arts, culture, and educational events.
Enhanced Community Engagement and Outreach: The library could be a community connector by offering programs that foster civic involvement, partnerships with town departments, and outreach to isolated residents.
Communications and Marketing: Building a comprehensive communication strategy will help raise awareness about the library’s services, programs, and resources.
Staff Development and Resource Investment: Investing in staff training, particularly in technology skills and providing resources to meet the needs of the community.
Sustainability:
This could include making the library more environmentally friendly, using the outdoor space for programs, having programs related to sustainability, and ways to enhance resource sharing in the library.

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* 12. What is an issue or challenge you wish the library could help you with?

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* 13. What three words do you hope will define the North Hampton Public Library in the future?
Please do not use phrases, just one word for each box.

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* 14. How old are you?

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* 15. How many children, by age, currently live in your household?

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