1.1. Introduction

Introduction

The NC Cardinal consortium consists of multiple counties and their libraries joining forces to offer better support amongst their peers, offer more material for their patrons, and to create everlasting results that make each library valuable.

NC Cardinal’s mission is to provide, maintain and continually develop an efficient, sustainable ILS for public library users and library staff within North Carolina. The establishment of the NC Cardinal consortium promotes a single vision for providing library services and access to library materials for North Carolina library users.

The Resource Sharing section is to provide guidance and best practices for NC Cardinal's resource sharing aspect of the consortium. This is a live document that may need to be amended in the future as the consortium grows into a larger entity.

1.2. Holds

 Holds

Holds Levels
Evergreen has five different levels of holds. Library staff can place holds at all five levels, while patrons can only place meta-record, title-level holds, and parts-level holds. The chart below summarizes the five levels of holds.

Hold level	Abbreviation	When to use	How to use	Who can use	Hold tied to
Meta-record	M	Patron wants first available copy of multiple titles of the same/different format	Click on place hold next to the title. From holds confirmation screen, click Advanced hold options and select other applicable formats.	Patron or staff	Holdings attached to multiple MARC (title) records sharing the same title and author of selected format(s)(book, video, audiobook, etc.)
Title	T	Patron wants first available copy of a title	Staff or patron click on place hold next to title.	Patron or staff	Holdings attached to a single MARC (title) record
Parts	P	Patron wants a particular part of title (e.g. volume or disk number)	Staff or patron selects part on the create/edit hold screen when setting holds notification options.	Patron or staff	Holdings with identical parts attached to a single MARC (title) record.
Volume	V	A call number specific volume of a title is required	Staff click place hold on any items shown in holdings list, next to the call number.	Staff	Holdings with identical call numbers owned by the same library and attached to a single MARC (title) record.
Copy	C	Patron or staff want a specific copy of a title	Staff click details to view barcode then place hold next to that barcode.	Staff	Specific Item barcode

1.3. Generating a Holds Pull List

Generating a Holds Pull List using the XUL client :

Resource sharing is a huge part of what NC Cardinal is about; the sharing of material within the consortium to its patrons. After a library system has joined, migrated, and begun utilizing the ILS, they are permitted to start resource sharing. Within a library system, each branch can now utilize the pull list within Evergreen to gather its local patron’s’ holds and consortium holds as well.

Here is an example of what a library's pull list could look like using the XUL client:

In order to generate a pull list:

1) On the home interface of your system’s Evergreen screen, choose the “Circulation” tab at the top. This will generate a pull down list of tasks.
2) Choose the task “Pull list for Hold Requests”. This should be performed by each and every branch now that you are a part of NC Cardinal.

This screen lists what your patrons have requested as well as what other consortium branch patrons have requested from your particular library.

A small library branch should generate a pull list at least once a day. Medium to larger sized libraries should generate multiple pull lists daily so that a reasonable workflow is established. The library system or each individual branch can choose from three different ways to configure the pull list screen to their liking:

Using the Print Full Pull List - Quick and easy printed pull list that contains the following fields:  Title, Author, Shelving Location, Call Number, and Item Barcode. This method uses less paper than the alternate strategy.
Using the Print Full Pull List (Alternate Strategy) - Pull list with same fields as Print Full Pull List but also includes the Patron Barcode. This list will also first sort by copy location.
Using the Simplified Pull List - Allows for staff to choose what fields to print and the order to print them by using the Column Picker (right click anywhere in the column header). Print the pull list in landscape for larger print and easier to view.

NC Cardinal recommends using the Simplified Pull List for daily pull lists due to more flexibility and choices of holds information.

Here is a Print Full List (Alternate Strategy):

Here is a Simplified Pull List using a Column Picker, from Forsyth County:

Right click anywhere in column header line to obtain Picker.

This is the end result after choosing columns and priority of tabs.

Generating a Holds Pull List using Webby :

To retrieve your Holds Pull List using Webby, select Circulation → Pull List for Hold Requests.

The Holds Pull List is displayed. You may re-sort it by clicking the column labels, e.g. Title. You
can also add fields to the display by using the column picker.

Column adjustments will only affect the screen display and the CSV download for the holds pull list. It will not affect the printable holds pull list.

The following options are available for printing the pull list:
• Print Full Pull List prints Title, Author, Shelving Location, Call Number and Item Barcode. This
method uses less paper than the alternate strategy.
• Print Full Pull List (Alternate Strategy) prints the same fields as the above option but also
includes a patron barcode. This list will also first sort by copy location, as ordered under Admin
→ Local Administration → Copy Location Order.
• Download CSV – This option is available from the List Actions button (adjacent to the Page "#"
button) and saves all fields in the screen display to a CSV file. This file can then be opened
in Excel or another spreadsheet program. This option provides more flexibility in identifying
fields that should be printed.

With the CSV option, if you are including barcodes in the holds pull list, you will need to take
the following steps to make the barcode display properly: in Excel, select the entire barcode
column, right-click and select Format Cells, click Number as the category and then reduce the
number of decimal places to 0.
8. You may perform hold management tasks by using the Actions dropdown list.
The Holds Pull List is updated constantly. Once an item on the list is no longer available or a hold
on the list is captured, the items will disappear from the list.

NC Cardinal Recommendation :The Holds Pull List should be printed
at least twice a day.

1.4. Holds Process and How Billing is Handled

1.5. Pulling and Capturing Cardinal Hold

Capturing Holds : 

Using Webby to capture holds : 

Once you have physically located the material on the pull list on your shelves, you will next capture the hold within Evergreen.

A. Select Circulation from menu bar → Capture Holds.

B. Scan or type barcode and click Submit.

C. A hold slip is automatically printed. If your workstation is not setup for silent printing (via Hatch), then a print window will appear.

D. If the item should be sent to another location, a hold transit slip will be printed. If your workstation is not setup for silent printing (via Hatch), then a print window will appear.

Using XUL to capture holds :

Once you have physically located the material on the pull list on your shelves, you will next capture the hold within Evergreen.

1. Select Circulation from menu bar → Capture Holds.

     2. Scan or type barcode and click Submit

     3. A hold slip is automatically printed.

     4. If the item should be sent to another location, a hold transit slip will be printed.

Hold Status Types :

There are five status types a hold may have: Waiting for Copy, Waiting for Capture, In Transit, Reserved/Pending and Ready for Pickup.

1) Waiting for copy: all hold-able copies are checked out or not available.

2) Waiting for capture: an available copy is assigned to the hold. The item shows up on the Holds Pull List waiting for staff to capture the hold.

3) In Transit: hold is captured at a non-pickup branch and is on the way to the pick-up location.

4) Reserved/Pending: Hold has been captured for patron at the pick-up library;
the status will automatically change to Ready for Pickup after a period of time – For example, CCPL has chosen 5 minutes as the time-frame to allow staff to place the item on the Holds Shelf. 

5) Ready for pickup: Item is on the hold shelf ready for pickup; this status will also display in patron’s record online.

1.6. Managing Holds

Managing Holds

Holds can be cancelled at any time by staff or patrons. Before holds are captured, staff or patrons can suspend them or set them as inactive for a period of time without losing the hold queue position, activate suspended holds, change notification method, phone number, pick-up location (for multi-branch libraries only), expiration date, activation date for inactive holds, etc. Once a hold is captured, staff can change the pickup location and extend the hold shelf time if required.

Staff can edit holds in either patron’s records or the title records. Patrons can edit their holds in their account on the OPAC.

If you use the column picker to change the holds display from one area of the staff client (e.g. the patron record), it will change the display for all parts of the staff client that deal with holds, including the title record holds display, the holds shelf display, and the pull list display.

Actions for Selected Holds

1. Retrieve the patron record and go to the Holds screen.
2. Highlight the hold record, then select Actions. 

   3. Manage the hold by choosing an action on the list.

   a. If you want to cancel the hold, click Cancel Hold from the menu.

       You are prompted to select a reason and put in a note if required. To finish, click Apply.

A captured hold with a status of On Hold Shelf can be cancelled by either staff or patrons. But the status of the item will not change until staff check it in.

b. If you want to suspend a hold or activate a suspended hold, click the appropriate action on the list. You will be prompted to confirm your action. Suspended holds have a No value in the Active? column.

Suspended holds will not be filled but its hold position will be kept. They will automatically
become active on the activation date if there is an activation date in the record. Without
an activation date, the holds will remain inactive until staff or a patron activates them
manually.

c. You may edit the Activation Date and Expiration Date by using the corresponding action on
the Actions dropdown menu. You will be prompted to enter the new date. Use the calendar
widget to choose a date, then click Apply. Use the Clear button to unset the date.

d. Hold shelf expire time is automatically recorded in the hold record when a hold is filled. You
may edit this time by using the Edit Shelf Expire Time on the Actions dropdown menu. You will
be prompted to enter the new date. Use the calendar widget to choose a date, then click Apply.

e. If you want to enable or disable phone notification or change the phone number, click Edit
Notification Settings. You will be prompted to enter the new phone number. Make sure you
enter a valid and complete phone number. The phone number is used for this hold only and
can be different from the one in the patron account. It has no impact on the patron account.
If you leave it blank, no phone number will be printed on the hold slip. If you want to enable
or disable email notification for the hold, check Send Emails on the prompt screen.

f. Pickup location can be changed by clicking Edit Pickup Library. Click the dropdown list of all
libraries and choose the new pickup location. Click Submit.

Staff can change the pickup location for holds with in-transit status. Item will be sent in
transit to the new destination. Staff cannot change the pickup location once an item is on
the holds shelf.

g. The item’s physical condition is recorded in the copy record as Good or Mediocre in the Quality
field. You may request that your holds be filled with copies of good quality only. Click Set
Desired Copy Quality on the Actions list. Make your choice in the pop-up window.

Transferring Holds

1. Holds on one title can be transferred to another with the hold request time preserved. To do so, you need to find the destination title and click Mark for: → Title Hold Transfer.

2. Select the hold you want to transfer. Click Actions → Transfer to Marked Title.

Cancelled Holds

1. Cancelled holds can be displayed. Click the Recently Cancelled Holds button on the Holds screen.
   

2. You can un-cancel holds.

Based on your library’s setting, hold request time can be reset when a hold is un-cancelled.

Retargeting Holds

Holds need to be retargeted whenever a new item is added to a record, or after some types of item
status changes, for instance when an item is changed from On Order to In Process. The system
does not automatically recognize the newly added items as available to fill holds.

1. View the holds for the item.
2. Highlight all the holds for the record, which have a status of Waiting for Copy. If there are a lot of holds, it may be helpful to sort the holds by Status.
3. Click on the head of the status column.
4. Under Actions, select Find Another Target.
5. A window will open asking if you are sure you would like to reset the holds for these items.
6. Click Yes. Nothing may appear to happen, or if you are retargeting a lot of holds at once, your screen may go blank or seem to freeze for a moment while the holds are retargeted.
7. When the screen refreshes, the holds will be retargeted. The system will now recognize the new items as available for holds.

1.7. Transit Items

Transit Items

Evergreen’s In Transit feature tracks items transferring among branches. It allows patrons to return items at any branch and for holds to be placed on items at other branches.

When will an item go In Transit?

1. When an item is checked in at a non-owning branch the status changes to In Transit. A transit slip may be printed.
2. When a hold is captured for an item with a pickup branch other than location at which the hold is captured, the item’s status will be changed to In Transit. If the hold is captured from the Check In screen, a prompt to print the Transit/Hold slip will display. If the hold is captured from the Capture Holds screen, a Transit/Hold slip will be printed automatically.   

Receiving In Transit Items

All items received through transit must be checked in by the receiving branch. This changes the items' statuses from In Transit to Reshelving or Ready for Pickup.

Transit List 

The Transit List report may be used as a tool to help manage your incoming and outgoing transits.

To access and use the Transit List report:

1. Select Admin → Local System Administration → Transit List.

   2. Specify Transit to or Transit from library.

   3. Choose a Start Date and End Date for transit activity.

   4. Transits should automatically load.

   5. Items with an In Transit status for the selected time period are listed.

Aborting Transits

Transits may be aborted (cancelled) from multiple locations within Evergreen.

Use when processing missing in transit items or a patron requests an item that has just been returned and is in transit to its home library for reshelving. This procedure can be performed from the Transit List or from the Item Status screen.

1. Select the transit(s) to cancel.
2. Select Cancel Transit
3. The transit is cancelled, but will still display in the list.
4. Click Retrieve Transits. The screen will refresh and the cancelled item(s) will no longer display as transits.

Cancelling Transits at Checkout

Items with a status of in transit trigger a notification when an attempt is made to check them out. To allow in transit items to be checked out, override the block by clicking Abort Transit on the alert screen. Proceed by clicking Checkout.

Cancelling Transits from Item Status

Items with a status of in transit trigger a notification when an attempt is made to check them out. To allow in transit items to be checked out, override the block by clicking Abort Transit on the alert screen. Proceed by clicking Checkout.

1. Click Item Status or hit F5
2. Scan Item barcode
3. Right click on the item and select Abort Transit
4. At Aborting Transits pop-up, click Yes
5. The item now has the status Reshelving.

2.1. Library Hub

In NC Cardinal, each library system has a “hub” library, usually the main branch of that particular system. The hub handles all material to be sent out to other library systems’ hubs and any material coming to its own library system. Within multiple branch library systems, resource sharing is already prevalent amongst the branches, so a courier service of some sort is present. This courier service will still be used within each system and material being requested from a consortium branch library will be sent to the hub for shipping. Time differs with each system as to when courier services are used during the week (some systems have courier runs on Mondays and Thursdays while others have it Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday).

The hub of a library system will also usually house the contact person who is in charge of shipping/ receiving consortium materials. The contact person works with the mail service NC Cardinal uses for its handling of material. At this time, we are under contract with UPS. Each library system should have a backup in case the contact person is not present for a long period of time.

Each hub should have a space that is designated to accommodate for the shipping/receiving of consortium materials. Some hubs have a room that is used to process these materials while other systems may not have a large space to perform these daily tasks. It will be left up to the hub to decide on how this is arranged. Shelving can be a great way of storing the day’s pull list items or even separation of library system’s requests. If possible, a table of sorts can work nicely as a base for a scale, packaging tape, and other materials. A computer with a printer should be nearby to create your package labels.

3.1. Creating a UPS Shipping Label

     UPS is our consortium shipping service at this present time. Each time a staff member is shipping material to another system within the consortium, they will need to go to the UPS CampusShip website, located at www.campusship.ups.com. The contact person may allow other staff members access to the login and password, which is fine as long as the contact person is responsible for any issues that occur. A recommendation: whatever computer you use for your shipping of materials, you can save the information for future logins.

     When a library system comes aboard to NC Cardinal, information is collected on who will be in charge of that system’s resource sharing. With the information collected, the Cardinal team will contact its UPS representative to set up an account for that system. Then, a conference call training session between a UPS trainer and the library system contact will be arranged. One of the first things that the UPS trainer will go over with each contact is how to use the address book for your labeling making receipts. It is up to the individual library system and contact person as to how to set up the information. You do need to have at least the following 4 pertinent areas of information on a printed label when sending out a package:

1. Library Hub (what library location the package is mailed to)
2. Contact (who is responsible for receiving/sending the shipments)
3. Address of hub (where the library hub is located for shipment of packages)
4. Phone Number of contact (a quick reference for the person receiving packages)

Your library’s UPS account is strictly for resource sharing shipping in NC Cardinal only.

Creating a UPS Shipping label

Go to www.campusship.ups.com and log-in. “Create a Shipment” should automatically pop up. If not, click on the “Shipping” tab. You will now start to complete the following sections:

Section 1: “Where is this shipment going?”
This is where the address book is located and you should select where the shipment is going. Once you select a hub, then the pertinent information of that hub is populated.

Note: Some libraries have more than three or four branches. Example: Asheville has 13 different branches. It is recommended that you set up only the library system hub information since it will be where material is directly sent or received.

Section 2: “Where is this shipment coming from?” This will populate itself once you log into the system. This is done by setting up your information with the State Library and UPS.

Section 3: “What are you shipping?”
Packaging Type. You must choose “Other Packaging” and then input the packages weight.

Section 4: “How would you like to ship?”
The service should always say UPS Ground Service. Then, you can check the boxes asking for “Send E-mail Notifications” and “Receive confirmation of delivery”.

This is not a mandatory guideline but will help with tracking packages that you send to other consortia members. The contact person would then receive both of these emails. Then scroll down towards the bottom of the screen and click “next” again on the second page displayed.

On the 3rd page, scroll down and click “Ship Now”.

Lastly, a box should pop up asking where to print. Make sure that your printer is set up to correspond with the computer you are using to print your labels. Select Print.

Once you have completed these steps, you can view a Tracking Number of the package along with a Guaranteed Delivery date, discounted charges for shipping, and the account of the shipper or library system.

Take the printed label, fold in half with the UPS barcode and pertinent library system hub information front facing, place in one of the clear label UPS sleeves that you have ordered from UPS, and place on your package. Seal the sleeve closed for mailing.

Once you have finished this process, your material can be placed wherever your daily UPS/mail delivery will be picked up or dropped off.

Remember, whenever you reuse any box that your system has acquired for shipping that old labels be covered up, marked through, or taken off the box so that UPS does not think the box is either being sent right back to your system or to go to someone else that isn’t a part of our consortium.

How to Void a Package or Reprint a Packaging Slip

If you ever need to reprint a packaging slip or need to cancel a shipment before it has been sent out, you will need to look up the Tracking number of the package.

• To perform this workflow within UPS interface:
• Shipping tab > “View History” within the legend on the left side to view shipping history.
• To reprint labels > click “Reprint Label” for which label you need reprinted. Labels can be reprinted for the first 24 hours after creating a shipment.
• To void a shipment, click on the box to the left of the shipment and then “Void”.

3.2. UPS Address Import Instructions

The View Import/Export Status screen will open.

Click on the Update button until the Status says “Completed/No Errors’

Save the CSEXPORT.CSV file to a local folder. Do not make any changes to the data.

It is formatted to UPS specifications.

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Open Address Book to review the imported data

The Search My UPS Address Book screen will open.

The screen will have a Search box at the top.                

If you do not enter search criteria,

all current addresses will be displayed at the bottom of the screen.    

                                                                                                                  

Both the UPS Address Import Instructions and

the csexport.csv files are attached as downloads.

4.1. Recommendations

Best Practices of NC Cardinal Resource Sharing

1) It is best to have at least two people who understand what your library’s daily resource sharing procedures entail. You never know when your contact person will be sick for a long period of time or on vacation. This way, your backup will know how to get into your UPS account to make labels. Regardless, there must be one person who is the contact. The contact person should also be located at the library system’s hub, if at all possible.

2) Keep track of your packages arriving to their destinations by checking the UPS box, “Send E-Mail Notifications “and “Receive Confirmation of Delivery” on the first page of the shipping interface. This way, you will be sent an email of what has arrived.

3) Use the address forum within UPS to keep your contacts up to date. Also, you will need to incorporate the hub library into the receiving address field for shipping.

4) You may want to print off a list of all the library system’s branches, the hubs, and holds policies each system has which are found on The Nest via the State Library website. These are found within the Manuals tab. There are guides, how-to’s, library member listings, etc. The Nest is updated constantly.

5) Designate a single place or Library Hub for UPS for your packages to be dropped off / picked up. Library systems tend to have their own internal courier service/system.

6) Use the pull list for all of your branches for your own internal pulls.

7) Reuse any packing material that you can. Boxes work the best.

8) Even though messages or alerts may pop up once an item is checked in, make sure that you still look to see what the message or alert tells you. Check to see if all DVDs are housed in their case or any multi-media is attached to a book.

9) If there is an issue with an item that comes to your location, you can always contact the owning library’s resource sharing contact for information or help. Printing off the contact list is helpful in that sense.

10) If a damaged item or an item missing pieces is sent to your system, be mindful of all the ways you can deal with the item. You can send the material back to its owning library with a note while retargeting the hold for another library. You can place notes in your system describing the issue with the material while allowing your patron to check out the material. If something is missing (DVD has 5 discs but missing 1), you may call the owning library’s contact to see about locating the missing disc. You can also use the template in the back of this manual (on page 33, created by the Forsyth County Public Library resource sharing department and also located on the Nest) to attach notes to items. Please do not use scotch tape or masking tape on material as that can damage covers.

11) If an item appears to have gone missing during consortium-wide borrowing, you need to let the contact person of the owning library know so the copy status can be updated in the catalog. Any money that is given to replace a lost item stays in the county where it is received. It does not cross borders.

12) With payment of a damaged or lost item, the patron can pay for the item at their home location. Money doesn't cross counties/borders. Some library systems will accept a replacement copy of the item. If a patron replaces a lost or damaged item with an exact copy (same ISBN), send that new item to the library system that had the original item. Most cases, the library that receives a replacement copy allows the patron to keep the damaged copy.

13) A transit slip must be printed out by the library filling the hold and/or by the library checking-in the item for return to the owning library. The transit slip should be placed inside the item if possible. Do not tape, paper clip or otherwise attach the transit receipt to the item. Inserting the transit slip into the item with the branch destination is best.

14) The circulating library’s circulation policies will apply to the item regardless of whether the patron is local or from another Cardinal library. When thinking of Intra-NC Cardinal lending, it is important to remember that an NC Cardinal patron is a patron exactly like your local patron. Intra-NC Cardinal Lending loans are not Interlibrary Loans (ILL) – they are simply circulations like any other.

15) Holds may be placed on most items in any NC Cardinal library. If a patron presents the on-hold item for checkout before it is retrieved for the requesting hold patron, the in-house patron with item in hand receives preference; a circulation supervisor will override the hold and check out the item to the in-house patron. The requesting hold patron will remain in line for the item. Patrons whose NC Cardinal cards are “blocked” or “barred” will not be allowed to place holds until their card privileges are restored.

16) Each library system within NC Cardinal can designate specific items types to be non-holdable. These non-holdable items can be defined as 1) never holdable or 2) non-holdable for a specific length of time, for example, six months.

17) Patrons may return any borrowed item to any member library for transit back to the owning library.

18) Consolidate items into as less packages as permitted. Don’t overweight your boxes (no more than 40 pounds a box) or cram a box to the point of bursting at the seams, but be mindful of how much stuff is placed into your shipping packages. At the same time, do not send one item at a time whenever possible.

19) An easy way to track material out by your system would be to use the Transit List located in Admin section up at the top right of the Evergreen home page. Choose Local Admin, then Transit List. Choose dates that you want to look up items sent out to other systems.

20) Use the Cardinal Listserv ( nc-cardinal-announce@lists.ncmail.net. ) for any questions you have or need consensus information about resource sharing. 

4.2. Resource Sharing Item Note Template

Item Note Template for Damaged Materials

This Damaged Item Template should be used whenever items either arrive to the pickup library for check out or when returning to its owning library.

4.3. NC Cardinal Hold Policy Restrictions

NC Cardinal Hold Policy Restrictions

Last updated 04/17/19

Listed below are the current hold policy restrictions for patrons of NC Cardinal Libraries requesting materials from outside their library system.

These restrictions do not reflect policies that affect a library’s “own” patrons.

All libraries have 6-month age hold protection on newly-active items. All libraries have Reference material as non-holdable.

Library System	Restricted Items	Hold Limits
Alexander	Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Appalachian Regional	Reference materials	No restrictions
BHM Regional	Ocracoke School items Bags Equipment Kits Magazines Microfilm Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Bladen	Local History materials Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Braswell	Binoculars Laptops Leappads Local History materials Magazines Microfilm Mobile Hot Spots Reference materials Telescopes Video Kits	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Brown	Local History materials Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Buncombe	Art Print E-resources Laptops Magazines Microfilm Newspapers Reference materials Tools	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Caldwell	Equipment Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Caswell	Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Cleveland	Cleveland County Outreach branch items	No restrictions
Cooley	Genealogy Laptops Local History materials Magazines Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Cumberland	Kits Launchpads Magazines Playaways Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Davidson	Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Davie	Data discs E-resources Reference materials Materials classified as Special Teaching Aid materials	No restrictions
Farmville	Magazines Reference materials	No restrictions
Fontana Regional	Reference materials	No restrictions
Forsyth	FORSYTH_AO, FORSYTH_CO, and FORSYTH_SP_SVCS branch items Equipment E-Resources Magazines Microform Reference materials Software	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 30
Franklin	Games Reference materials	No restrictions
Granville	Boodle Bags Local History materials Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit =25
Halifax	Equipment Local History materials Kit Magazines Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 20
Harnett	Equipment Kit Magazines Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Haywood	Reference materials	No restrictions
Henderson	Reference materials Kit	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Iredell	Reference materials	No restrictions
Johnston	Reference materials	Non-county Paton hold request limit = 25
Lee	Reference materials	No restrictions
Mauney	Kit Reference materials	No restrictions
McDowell	Reference materials Magazines	No restrictions
Neuse Regional	Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 25
Northwestern Regional	Local History materials Microfilm Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 30
Perry	Equipment Local History materials Reference materials	No-county Patron hold request limit = 50
Polk	Local History materials Microfilm Reference materials	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 50
Rockingham	Film Genealogy Maps Reference materials Puzzles	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 50
Scotland	Reference materials	Non-county Paton hold request limit = 25
Wayne	Reference materials Story bags	Non-county Patron hold request limit = 10

 

4.4. Example - Resource Sharing Best Practices - Forsyth County

DOCUMENT OVERVIEW
This document outlines and provides best practices for resource sharing within NC Cardinal.
All policies and procedures are recommended and should be implemented throughout the
consortium. As resource sharing issues and new topics arise, this document will be
amended. If you have any questions, please contact the State Library or one of the current
NC Cardinal Resource Sharing Committee members.
HOW IT WORKS
For a detailed explanation of how holds work, see the Evergreen Basic Training document on
The Nest a http://statelibrary.ncdcr.libguides.com/thenest/manuals.
Every member library system must designate a hub library and contact person for shipping
and receiving resource sharing materials. A backup contact person should also be selected
in case the primary contact is unavailable. Information pertaining to shipping locations and
contacts are available on The Nest at http://statelibrary.ncdcr.libguides.com/thenest/manuals.
Always keep an up­to­date list of shipping locations and contacts available when preparing to
ship materials to another library system.
All materials shared between NC Cardinal consortium members are shipped via UPS from
one hub library to another. Member systems that have multiple locations are responsible for
intralibrary transits between their hub library and their other locations.
Hold Limits and Restrictions
On the whole, NC Cardinal requires that member systems share all holdable books and
audiobooks across the consortium and are encouraged to share as much other material as
possible. Member libraries are allowed some limits or restrictions on the type of items, the
number, and the patron permission groups that may place holds. For example, reference
materials, outreach department items, and realia usually are non­holdable outside of their
owning systems. These limits and restrictions are subject to change and should be checked
on The Nest at http://statelibrary.ncdcr.libguides.com/thenest/manuals.
DAILY ACTIVITY
Generating a Pull List for Hold Requests
A small library branch should generate a pull list at least once per day. Medium to larger
libraries should do so multiple times per day so that a reasonable workflow is established.
The pull list will include materials for both local holds and consortial resource sharing.
On the Circulation Menu​, select Pull List for Hold Requests​

The column picker may be used to select which fields appear on the screen. Your column
selections will not alter the format of the Printable Full Pull List. For example, this possible
column configuration that is sorted by copy location and call number and includes patron and
pickup library information on the screen:

would produce this printable list:

There are three available print formats for pull lists:
● Print Full Pull List
● Print Full Pull List (Alternate Strategy)
● Simplified Pull List Interface
For short lists, the Print Full Pull List and (Alternate strategy) options are quick and easy. For
longer lists, you may prefer the Simplified Pull List so that you can choose which fields to
include and determine the sort order. To activate the Column Picker in the Simplified Pull
List, right click anywhere on the column header line, select the columns you want and set the
sort priority, then scroll to the bottom of the list and click on Save. The following is an
example of a column configuration for the Simplified Pull List:

This configuration would result in the following printable list:

You may also use the Filter button to limit the Simplified Pull List by shelving location, call
number label, pickup library, etc.

Capturing Holds
Once the needed materials have been pulled from the shelves, they must be captured to fill
the holds in Evergreen. On the Circulation Menu​, select Capture Holds​to automatically
print hold and transit slips. Scan or type each barcode and insert the resulting printed hold
and transit slips into each item. Holds are also captured when an item that is needed to fill a
hold is checked in. Depending on the selections made on your Check In ​screen, you may
need to specify that a hold or transit slip be printed. Place the transit slip inside the item
(leaving the destination visible, if possible). Do not tape, paper clip, or otherwise attach transit
slips to materials being shipped via resource sharing.
SHIPPING WORK SPACE
Each hub library needs to designate space to accommodate the process of shipping and
receiving consortium materials. There must be adequate short­term storage to collect
materials going to other consortium libraries; space for supplies such as packaging tape,
boxes, envelopes, and bubble mailers; a flat surface for packing and weighing; and access to
an Evergreen­connected workstation. It will be left up to the hub to decide how this is
arranged. As additional libraries join the consortium, more storage space will be needed.

SHIPPING MATERIALS
NC Cardinal does have a supply of polyethylene mailing envelopes and small bubble mailers
that may be requested while supplies last. All libraries are encouraged to reuse boxes,
envelopes, and mailers whenever possible and within reason. Do not reuse shipping
materials that are in poor condition. Use proper packaging tape to seal boxes and packages,
not cellophane or duct tape. Be sure to thoroughly mark out all previous shipping labels.
Acquire an accurate digital postal scale with at least a 50 pound capacity. You will need to
include the weight of each package when providing shipping information to UPS.
UPS provides the consortium with plastic shipping label pouches that may be found at the
supplies tab on its website. Use them to hold the actual shipping labels printed from on the
website. See “Shipping Via UPS” below for details.
WHEN TO SHIP
Some library systems only request one or two items each day, other systems request more. It
is best to compile as many items as possible into a single package before shipping but within
reason. If there only a few items being shipped to a certain library, wait a few days to see if
more items come in for that destination. Do not wait longer than one week to ship. It is
recommended that most packages should weigh no more than ???​pounds.

UPS will tend to deliver to each hub library at a fairly regular time of day, depending on the
driver’s schedule. All outgoing shipments must be scheduled. You cannot rely on the
delivery driver to be able to pick up materials. You can choose to establish a regular pick­up
schedule with UPS or you can schedule shipments on an as­needed basis.
SHIPPING VIA UPS
Establishing a UPS Account
To get started with UPS, contact the UPS representative for the NC Cardinal Library to
request a new sub­account at least two weeks in advance of your first shipment. All
consortial library systems will fall under the State Library’s master account. All rates are
negotiated at the state level. All bills are sent to the State Library.
The UPS representative will set up your unique account and send your account number and
login information via email. He will also schedule a call with you for a brief introduction to the
use of UPS CampusShip, the online shipping tool. During this call, you will be asked about
establishing a shipping schedule and you will place your first order of UPS pouches. UPS will
provide ongoing support for scheduling shipments and using UPS CampusShip.
Shipping Activities
When you are ready to ship, work with items for one library system at a time, gather all
necessary materials and begin your review. Make sure all items being shipped are in good
condition, have a transit slip and are going to the correct location. Transit slips are required
even if the item is returning home and there is no hold pending. Verify all audiobooks and
DVD cases contain the correct number of discs. Unlock any locking cases. If a note is
needed for any reason, use the Resource Sharing Item Note

Use the proper size box for a shipment. Sending a larger than needed box will result in higher
costs. Sending multiple small boxes will be more costly than sending one box. When packing
a box, take care to protect items by sending full, well­packed and padded boxes with little or
no excess space. Partially filled boxes are often crushed in transit. Cushioning materials can
and should be reused.
When the box is full and ready to send, use UPS CampusShip to generate a shipping label.
Complete all necessary shipping information including the address, number of packages and
the weight of each package. In CampusShip, you can save addresses to your Address Book
to make shipping quicker and easier. You can also save your Shipping Preferences to define
defaults on the shipping screens. When finished, print your shipping label, put it into the UPS
pouch and affix it to the box ­ making sure all other labels and writing on the box have been
marked out. You can reprint a label, if necessary, by choosing “View History”.
RECEIVING MATERIALS
Once received, open each package and sort items according to their destination. If the hub
library is the destination, check the item in to Evergreen. This ends the transit and makes the
item available for placement on the holds shelf or for reshelving, whichever is appropriate.
For items going to other locations in your system, do not check the item in. Use your
intralibrary delivery system to transport items to their destinations. Items should be checked
in only when they have reached their destination library.
ACCOUNTABILITY
Because each library assumes a level of responsibility when borrowing items from other
consortium members for its patrons’ holds, it is import to maintain accountability for transited
materials. Evergreen does not provide information on the date an item was shipped and UPS
only provides a tracking number for a box (but no details about items included). A separate
tracking tool is strongly recommended. This may be done in whatever manner each library
prefers, but at a minimum, a library should be able to identify where each outgoing item was
shipped and a tracking number for the package that contained the item. A simple
spreadsheet that contains shipping date, item number, destination library system, and UPS
tracking number is adequate. For incoming materials, a similar spreadsheet containing
receipt date, sending library system, and item number is sufficient.

LOST AND DAMAGED MATERIALS
Reporting Problems With Received Items
If the item belongs to your library and is being returned in damaged condition, it may have
already been damaged when it was sent to the borrowing library or it may have succumbed to
normal wear and tear. Treat that item as you would if it had been borrowed by a local patron.
If the damage is excessive or pieces are missing, get in touch with the contact person at the
borrowing library system to decide how to handle the issue. The item will already have been
checked in and will no longer appear on the patron’s record, but the circulation history will
reveal who had the item. For missing pieces, a simple phone call to the patron may be
enough to resolve the problem.
If the item belongs to another consortium library and is intended to fill a hold within your
system but is damaged or missing pieces, determine if it is still acceptable to fill the hold. If
so, add a copy note in Evergreen describing the damage and use the Resource Sharing Item
Note when returning the item to the owning library system. If the item is not acceptable to fill
the hold, there are several possible actions. You may send the material back to the owning
library with a “Resource Sharing Item Note” describing the problem and attempt to retarget
the hold. If the item is missing pieces, you may call the owning library to see if they have the
missing parts. The ultimate goal is get a reasonable quality copy of the desired item into your
patron’s hands as quickly as possible.
Bills and Replacements
If an item borrowed through resource sharing is lost or goes missing, it is the borrowing library
system’s responsibility to alert the owning library system so that the catalog may be updated.
A patron who loses or damages a borrowed item may pay for it at any NC Cardinal library.
The money remains where it is paid and is not transferred to the owning library. If the patron
elects to replace the lost or damaged item with an exact replacement, it should be sent to the
owning library with a clear statement of which item is being replaced. In most cases, the
library that receives the replacement copy allows the patron to keep the damaged copy.

5.1. Cardinal Primary and Seconday Library Contacts

These Cardinal contacts are to assist with any issues that may occur within a library system (how to handle damaged items, patron issues, etc.)

Account	Library System	Contact Person	Phone Number	Email	Library Position	Contact
Y11251X	Alexander	Jona Morrison	828.632.4058	jmorrison@alexandercountync.gov	Library Assistant	Primary
		Laura Crooks	828.632.4058	lcrooks@alexandercountync.gov	Director	Secondary
A81387	Appalachian Regional	Nicole de Bruijn	336.838.2818 x239	ndebruijn@arlibrary.org	Tech Services / Resource Sharing	Primary
		Sarah Watson	336.838.2818 x233	SWatson@arlibrary.org	Tech Services	Secondary
8V0E51	BHM Regional	Alice Foye	252.946.6401 x12	afoye@bhmlib.org	Tech Services Coordinator	Primary
		Mary Tankard	252.946.6401 x13	mtankard@bhmlib.org	Tech Services Assistant	Secondary
7FY726	Bladen	Agnes McCall	910-862-6992	amccall@bladenco.org	Assistant Director	Primary
		Elizabeth Hines	910-862-6789	ehines@bladenco.org	Library Assistant III	Secondary
81Y0464	Braswell	Lakesha Joyner	252-442-1951 x253	ljoyner@braswell-library.org	Circulation Services Manager	Primary
		Timothy Thompson	252-442-1951 x222	trthompson@braswell-library.org	Library Assistant	Secondary
8V0E51	Brown	Terry Rollins	252.946.4300	trollins@washingtonnc.gov	Circulation/ Resource Sharing	Primary
		Kimberly Davenport	252.946.4300	kdavenport@washingtonnc.gov	Library Services Coordinator	Secondary
871984	Buncombe	Tammy Silver	828.250.4719	Tammy.Silver@buncombecounty.org	Tech Services	Primary
		Cheryl Middleton	828.250.4754	cheryl.middleton@buncombecounty.org	Branch Manager / Trainer	Seconday
RX5705	Caldwell	Cory Ledford	828.757.1276	cledford@caldwellcountync.org	Tech Services Staff	Primary
		Emily Gibbons	828.757.1276	egibbons@caldwellcountync.org	Technical Services Assistant	Secondary
A814R7	Caswell	Doris Hyler	336.694.6241	dhyler@caswellcountync.gov	Circulation Supervisor	Primary
		Erica Lowdermilk	336.694.6241	elowdermilk@caswellcountync.gov	Youth Services	Secondary
A81390	Cleveland	Jymmye Keating	704.487.9069 x236	jkeating@ccml.org	Circulation Supervisor	Primary
		Jo Anne B. Owens	704.487.9069 x223	jowens@ccml.org	Assistant Director	Secondary
81Y0464	Cooley	Emily Enderle	252-459-2106	Emily.Enderle@townofnashvillenc.gov	Library Director	Primary
		Otis Chancey	252-459-2106	Otis.Chancey@townofnashvillenc.gov	Library Assistant	Secondary
E63F65	Cumberland	Martha Crawley	910.483.7727 x1308	mcrawley@cumberland.lib.nc.us	Tech Services Manager	Primary
		Tammy Holt	910.483.7727 x1406	tholt@cumberland.lib.nc.us	Circulation Manager	Secondary
A81399	Davidson	Jennifer Weston	336.242.2941	Jennifer.Weston@davidsoncountync.gov	Tech Services Manager	Primary
		Kimberly Steelman	336.242.2940	Kimberly.Steelman@davidsoncountync.gov	Tech Services Assistant	Secondary
A814F4	Davie	Jane Blue	336.753.6034	jblue@daviecountync.gov	Director	Primary
		Beata Eaton	336.753.6036	beaton@daviecountync.gov	Customer Service Supervisor	Secondary
A814V1	Farmville	Johnnie Zolman	252.753.3355	jzolman@farmville-nc.com	Adult Services Library Assistant	Primary
		David Miller	252.753.3355	dmiller@farmville-nc.com	Director	Secondary
871992	Fontana Regional	Diann Ball	828.488.2382 x121	dball@fontanalib.org	Regional Office Manager	Primary
		Donna Rowland	828.488.2382 x126	drowland@fontanalib.org	Local Admin/Finance Assistant	Secondary
144W96	Forsyth	Kathryn Nesbit	336.703.3048	nesbitk2@forsyth.cc	Tech Services	Primary
		Jonathan Furr	336.703.3045	furrjt@forsyth.cc	Tech Services	Secondary
A814V0	Franklin	Wayne Hunt	919.496.2111	whunt@franklincountync.us	Admin Support Specialist III	Primary
		Ann Wells	919.496.2111	awells@fcnclibrary.org	Library Tech II / Resource Sharing	Secondary
9Y565V	GHL/State Library of NC	Jennifer Blomberg	919.807.7466	Jennifer.Blomberg@ncdcr.gov	Collection Unit Manager	Primary
		Jennifer Davison	919.807.7442	Jennifer.Davison@ncdcr.gov	Head, Content Management and Access Branch	Secondary
9Y840A	Granville	Amy Humphries	919.693.1121	amy.humphries@granvillecounty.org	Head of Technical Services	Primary
		Ginger Claiborne	919.693.1121	g7springs@gmail.com	Circulation Desk Assistant	Secondary
740Y94	Halifax	Barb Valdes	252.583.3631	bav1968@gmail.com	Branch Manager / Tech Services Manager	Primary
		Dayna Barnes	252.583.3631	daynab1994@gmail.com	Library Associate	Secondary
Y7646A	Harnett	Heather Giunta	910.814.6345	hgiunta@harnett.org	Circulation Manager	Primary
		Angela McCauley	910.893.3446	amccauley@harnett.org	Director	Secondary
871981	Haywood	Caroline Roten	828.356.2518	Caroline.Roten@haywoodcountync.gov	Assistant Library Director	Primary
		Matt Hoyle	828.356.2515	Matt.Hoyle@haywoodcountync.gov	Resource Sharing Manager	Secondary
9E632Y	Henderson	Gracie Waugh	828.697.4725 x2316	gwaugh@henderson.lib.nc.us	Resource Sharing Librarian	Primary
		Vicki Huntley	828.697.4725 x 2325	vhuntley@henderson.lib.nc.us	Marketing and Digital Strategy Librarian	Secondary
T9T478	Iredell	Brandi Grubb	704.878.3090	bgrubb@iredell.lib.nc.us	Library Assistant	Primary
		Amy Weber	704.928.2413	aweber@iredell.lib.nc.us	Library Program Specialist	Secondary
Y12507	Johnston	Dustin Mobley	919.934.8146 x248	dmobley@pljcs.org	Technology Coordinator	Primary
		Margaret Marshall	919.934.8146 x239	mmarshall@pljcs.org	Director	Secondary
A81394	Kings Mountaint	Christina Martin	704.739.2371 x2577	Christina.Martin@mauneylibrary.org	Library Services Manager	Primary
		Sharon Stack	704.739.2371 x2578	sstack@mauneylibrary.org	Director	Secondary
A814Y4	Lee	Jordan Minter	919.718.4665 x5486	jminter@leecountync.gov	Library Outreach Specialist	Primary
		Robert Manzon	919.718.4665 x5489	rmanzo@leecountync.gov	Librarian III	Secondary
888Y34	McDowell	Sally Ford	828.652.3858	sford@mcdowellpubliclibrary.org	Resource Sharing Coordinator	Primary
		Patti Holda	828.652.3858	pholda@mcdowellpubliclibrary.org	Resource Sharing	Secondary
9X8268	Madison	Billie Chandler	828.649.3741	bchandler@madisoncountync.gov	Branch Manager	Primary
		Shawna Bryce	828.689.5183	sbryce@madisoncountync.gov	Branch Manager	Secondary
2E0766	Neuse Regional	Sarah Sever	252.527.7066 x134	ssever@neuselibrary.org	Library Services Manager	Primary
		Shannon Riggs	252.527.7066 x120	sriggs@neuselibrary.org	Circulation Supervisor	Secondary
Y873F5	Northwestern Regional	Sunnie Prevette	336.835.4894	sprevette@nwrl.org	Branch Supervisor/Technology Supervisor	Primary
		Tonya Triplett	336.835.4894	ttriplett@nwrl.org	Processing Technician	Secondary
WV2159	Perry	Angie Bates	252.438.3316 x234	abates@perrylibrary.org	Assistant Director	Primary
		Patti McAnally	252.438.3316 x232	pmcanally@perrylibrary.org	Director	Secondary
8456V9	Polk	Alan Smith	828.894.8721 x285	asmith@polklibrary.org	Public Services Manager	Primary
		Rishara Finsel	828.894.8721 x281	rfinsel@polklibrary.org	Director	Secondary
Y76513	Rockingham	Calvert Smith	336.349.8476	csmith@co.rockingham.nc.us	Branch Manager	Primary
		Rebecca Smith	336.623.3168	rsmith@co.rockingham.nc.us	Reference Librarian	Secondary
4E0889	Scotland	Ann Locklear	910-276-0563 x7	annlocklear@scotlandcounty.org	Assistant to Director	Primary
		Annie Clymer	910-276-0563 x6	avanhoy@scotlandcounty.org	Bookmobile/Outreach Coordinator	Secondary
A814V4	Wayne	Will Szwagiel	919.299.8105 x8010	Will.Szwagiel@waynegov.com	Tech Services Supervisor	Primary
		Camelia Walker	919.735.1824 x5101	Camelia.Walker@waynegov.com	Circulation Supervisor	Secondary
26861V	State Library	Johnnie Pippin	919.814.6785	johnnie.pippin@ncdcr.gov	NC Cardinal Library Consultant

5.2. Cardinal Shipping Branches

NC Cardinal Systems, Shipping Hubs, and Branches

Last updated 4.16.2019

Also available is a downloadable version of this document.

5.3. Cardinal Library Shipping Hubs Addresses

Account	Library System	Hub Branch	Mailing Address	Contact Name	Hub Phone Number
Y11251X	Alexander	TAYLORSVILLE	77 1st Ave., SW. Taylorsville, NC 28681	Resource Sharing	828-632-4058
A81387	Appalachian Regional	WILKES	215 Tenth Street, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659	Resource Sharing	336-838-2818
8V0E51	BHM	BHM_HQ	158 North Market St., Washington, NC 27889	Resource Sharing	252-946-6401
7FY726	Bladen	BLADEN	111 North Cypress St., Elizabethtown, NC 28337	Resource Sharing	910-862-6990
8V0E51	Brown	BROWN_MAIN	158 North Market St., Washington, NC 27889	Resource Sharing	252-946-4300
81Y0464	Braswell/Cooley	BRASWELL_MAIN	727 N. Grace St, Rocky Mount, NC 27804	Resource Sharing	252-442-1951
871984	Buncombe	PACK	67 Haywood St, Asheville, NC  28801	Resource Sharing	828-250-4719
RX5705	Caldwell	LENOIR	120 Hospital Ave NE, Lenoir, NC 28645	Resource Sharing	828-757-1275
A814R7	Caswell	GUNN	161 Main Street East, Yanceyville, NC 27379	Resource Sharing	336-694-6241
A81390	Cleveland	CLEVELAND	104 Howie Drive, Shelby, NC 28150	Resource Sharing	704-487-9069
81Y0464	Cooley	BRASWELL_MAIN	727 N. Grace St, Rocky Mount, NC 27804	Resource Sharing	252-442-1951
E63F65	Cumberland	CUMBERLAND_HQ	300 Maiden Lane, Fayetteville, NC 28301	Resource Sharing	910-483-7727
A81399	Davidson	LEXINGTON	612 S. Main Street, Lexington, NC 27292	Resource Sharing	336-242-2941
A814F4	Davie	MOCKSVILLE	371 N. Main St., Mocksville, NC 27028	Resource Sharing	336-753-6030
A814V1	Farmville	FPL_MAIN	4276 West Church St, Farmville, NC 27828	Resource Sharing	252-753-3355
871992	Fontana Regional	SWAIN	33 Fryemont St, Bryson, NC 28713	Resource Sharing	828-488-2382
144W96	Forsyth	FORSYTH_CENTRAL	660 W. Fifth St., Winston-Salem, NC 27101	Resource Sharing	336-703-3045
A814V0	Franklin	LOUISBURG	906 N Main Street, Louisburg, NC 27549	Resource Sharing	919-496-2111
9Y565V	GHL/ State Library of NC	GHL	4640 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-4600	Resource Sharing	910-807-7450
9Y840A	Granville	THORNTON	210 Main St, Oxford, NC 27565	Resource Sharing	919-693-1121
740Y94	Halifax	HALIFAX_MAIN	33 S Granville St, Halifax, NC 27839	Resource Sharing	252.583.3631
Y7646A	Harnett	HARNETT_MAIN	601 S. Main Street, Lillington, NC 27546	Resource Sharing	910-893-3446
871981	Haywood	WAYNESVILLE	678 S Haywood St, Waynesville NC 28786	Resource Sharing	828-356-2518
9E632Y	Henderson	HCPL_MAIN	301 N. Washington St., Hendersonville, NC 28739	Resource Sharing	828-697-4725
T9T478	Iredell	STATESVILLE	201 N. Tradd St., Statesville, NC 28677	Resource Sharing	704-878-3147
Y12507	Johnston	SMITHFIELD	305 E. Market St., Smithfield, NC 27577	Resource Sharing	919-934-8146
A81394	Kings Mountain	MAUNEY	100 S. Piedmont Ave., Kings Mountain, NC 28086	Resource Sharing	704-739-2371
A814Y4	Lee	SANFORD	107 Hawkins Ave, Sanford, NC 27330	Resource Sharing	919-718-4665
888Y34	McDowell	MARION	90 West Court St. , Marion, NC 28752	Resource Sharing	828-652-3858
9X8268	Madison	MARSHALL	1335 N. Main St. , Marshall, NC 28753	Resource Sharing	828.649.3741
2E0766	Neuse Regional	KINSTON	510 N. Queen St., Kinston, NC 28501	Resource Sharing	252-527-7066
Y873F5	Northwestern Regional	ELKIN	111 N. Front St. Elkin, NC 28621	Resource Sharing	336-835-4894
WV2159	Perry	PERRY_MAIN	205 Breckenridge St. Henderson, NC 27536	Resource Sharing	252-438-3316
8456V9	Polk	POL_COL	1289 West Mills Street, Columbus, NC 28722	Resource Sharing	828-894-8721
Y76513	Rockingham	EDEN	598 S. Pierce Street, Eden, NC 27288	Resource Sharing	336-623-3168
4E0889	Scotland	SCML_MAIN	312 West Church Street, Laurinburg, NC 28352	Resource Sharing	910-276-0563
A814V4	Wayne	STEELEMEM	119 West Main Street, Mt. Olive, NC 28365	Resource Sharing	919-299-8105
26861E	State Library		109 E. Jones Street, Raleigh, NC 27699		919-807-7408