Library Security for Small and Rural Libraries

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This document discusses security issues that libraries have faced, including violent incidents where library staff were harmed or killed. It provides tips for how to handle harassment of staff, make citizen's arrests, use security tools, and keys to improving library security overall such as having vigilant leaders and staff, updated policies, and relationships with law enforcement. Safety of library staff and patrons is an ongoing concern addressed in the document.

Library Security for Small and Rural Libraries

36-year-old male confessed to stabbing the
Fort Myers Beach, FL Library Director to death, January 20, 2019
“I just didn’t like how he treated me.”

56-year-old male shot a Sacramento, CA library manager to death,
December 14, 2018
Issued a no-trespass order October 13,
2018
Previously banned from several St
Louis-area libraries.

16-year-old Nathaniel Jouett, killed two, wounded four in Clovis, NM
library shooting, August 28, 2017

Harassment of Female Staff
70-30 Female to Male staff ratio in many libraries.
Introverts versus Extroverts on staff.
Don’t understand that they can and need to set
boundaries to patrons.
Don’t always understand the concept of “multiple
channels of reporting.”
May have had, seen, or heard about a less-than effective
response from management.
We need to enforce real consequences.

Making a Citizen’s Arrest
Must be done to allow LE to arrest for a misdemeanor not committed in
their presence.
Does not involve “slapping on the cuffs.”
The fear of retaliation is real but not valid.
Ask the officer/deputy to use the employee’s work contact information,
not home.
This sends a message on the street that there are consequences.
Share the SIRs with all staff.

Some SecurityTools
Homeless BehavioralTriangle of Concern:

Filmed July 2012, just two
weeks before the Aurora,
CO movie theater shootings
that left 12 dead.
A joint
project with
DHS and the
City of
Houston, TX.

Run Evacuate
Hide Barricade
Fight Protect

Our Keys to Library Security *
Vigilant, intuitive leaders and staff (and patrons).
Updated, visible Codes of Conduct and relevant security policies and
procedures.
Firm, fair, consistent, assertive, reasonable treatment of all patrons.
The use of Security Incident Reports.
Regularly assessing facility security.
Liaison relationships with law enforcement.
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Library Security for Small and Rural Libraries

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8. 36-year-old male confessed to stabbing the Fort Myers Beach, FL Library Director to death, January 20, 2019 “I just didn’t like how he treated me.”

9. 56-year-old male shot a Sacramento, CA library manager to death, December 14, 2018 Issued a no-trespass order October 13, 2018 Previously banned from several St Louis-area libraries.

10. March 1, 2018 Winchester, MA

11. 16-year-old Nathaniel Jouett, killed two, wounded four in Clovis, NM library shooting, August 28, 2017

20. Harassment of Female Staff 70-30 Female to Male staff ratio in many libraries. Introverts versus Extroverts on staff. Don’t understand that they can and need to set boundaries to patrons. Don’t always understand the concept of “multiple channels of reporting.” May have had, seen, or heard about a less-than effective response from management. We need to enforce real consequences.

21. Making a Citizen’s Arrest Must be done to allow LE to arrest for a misdemeanor not committed in their presence. Does not involve “slapping on the cuffs.” The fear of retaliation is real but not valid. Ask the officer/deputy to use the employee’s work contact information, not home. This sends a message on the street that there are consequences. Share the SIRs with all staff.

22. Some SecurityTools Homeless BehavioralTriangle of Concern:

27. Filmed July 2012, just two weeks before the Aurora, CO movie theater shootings that left 12 dead. A joint project with DHS and the City of Houston, TX.

29. Run Evacuate Hide Barricade Fight Protect

32. (Let them use the staff bathroom.)

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