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Library Commission Conducts LSTA Evaluation
Every five years the Nebraska Library Commission, along with the state library agencies in every other state, is required to conduct an evaluation of its implementation of the Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) “Grants to States” program. The LSTA Grants to States Program is a federal program that provides funding to each state based on a population-driven formula. Decisions regarding how these funds are spent are made at the state level; however, expenditures must be consistent with the purposes and priorities that are established nationally.
As part of our evaluation, we will be asking those we serve to answer a short survey designed to gather information about the impact that our LSTA-funded programs and services have had on individuals and libraries in Nebraska. Please watch for the release of this survey and take a few minutes to help us with this important evaluation.