When a book is listed as in process in the catalog, it is a new book either on order or being processed by the library staff. You can request an in process book using the online form.
The status of a book that has been cataloged but has not been received by the holding library location (appears as "p" in the status field of the item record) in staff mode
When you see "in process" on a record in the library catalog, it means that the item is not yet available for you to use, but should be soon. If you need the item quickly, you may place a priority cataloging request at any reference desk.
A term used in the Library Catalog indicating that a book has been selected for purchase and has been received for processing. That book should be available on the library shelves shortly.
This is the broad category of making a property ready for sale to the general public. Once a property has been declared as extra property to the transportation needs of the Department, the parcel must be "cleared" through other governmental agencies to determine if they may require it for a general public purpose or an economic development purpose. The property is also offered for consideration to Counties and Municipalities (see State Clearinghouse Process below). In addition to all other requirements, often a property must also be offered back to the Prior Owner.