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    Administration

    Updated: March 28, 2008

    The James J. Siebers Memorial Library in Kimberly and the Gerard H. Van Hoof Library in Little Chute make up the joint Kimberly - Little Chute Public Library. The Director for the joint library is Barbara Wentzel. Co-Youth Librarians are Jill Hasseler and Louise Van Hammond. You may contact the administrative staff at the e-mail addresses listed below or by telephone. Kimberly's phone number is 920-788-7515; Little Chute's phone number is 920-788-7825.

    The Library Board is comprised of 8 representatives from the villages of Little Chute and Kimberly. One representative is from each of the community's village boards, one is from each of the community's school districts, and two are citizen representatives from each community. Members are:

    • Margi Fuller, Kimberly citizen representative
    • Jim Moes, Library Board President, and Little Chute citizen representative
    • Jackie Peerenboom , Little Chute citizen representative
    • Judy Stangel, Little Chute School District representative
    • Marcia Trentlage, Kimberly Village Board representative
    • Uriah Van Ooyen, Little Chute Village Board representative
    • Cyndi Vander Pas, Kimberly School District representative
    • Rose Vander Velden, Kimberly citizen representative

    The library board meets the 4th Thursday of the month at 6:00 p.m. except in the summer months when meetings are usually on the 4th Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. Meeting sites alternate between the Kimberly and Little Chute libraries. Agendas and Minutes will be posted in a timely manner.

    Statistics for 2007: (note that statistics for 2008 will be available in late March or early April of 2009.)

    Total number of items borrowed: 379,641 (a 9.83% increase over 2006)
    Total number of library visits: 133,822
    Total number of items owned: 133, 542 (includes books, videos, CD-ROMS, magazines, books on tape, compact discs, puppets, puzzles, and more)
    Number of public use computer terminals: 20 (10 of which have full Internet access)
    Number of programs offered to children & adults: 304 with attendance by over 12,500 people
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