Library Renovations


Exciting Improvements Are Coming to Your Library!

We're excited to share the library is undergoing significant improvements and renovations! These projects are designed to update our services and enhance your library experience.
This page will be your go-to source for all the latest updates on current and upcoming work.
We appreciate your patience and understanding!
2025 Project Timelines & Updates
July 15: Work began at our entrance at Main Library to install new, modern security gates. This is a key step in enhancing the safety of our collection and integrating with the new RFID system.
August 11: Work has also began at our entrance at Lapel Branch Library.
Main Parking Lot Resealing
We are planning to reseal the Main parking lot in front of the building the weekend after Labor Day (September 5-8, weather permitting). The lot will be temporarily closed during this time.
Alternate parking will be available in the lot beside the building and in the Central lot across the street.
September 8: Completed.
Lapel Parking Lot Milling & Paving
Work is underway on the Lapel parking lot, which will be milled and paved between August 27-September 2. During this time, street parking will be available. Please note that access to the Holds Pick Up Locker and Book Returns will be limited.
September 2: Completed.
August 1: Our 12th Street entrance is temporarily closed. We're widening it to create a safer, two-way access to and from the library parking lot.
Please note:
- The entrance will be completely blocked during this time.
- Some parking spaces along Central Street will be used for construction equipment.
- Accessible parking spaces will be temporarily relocated – look for clear signage!
- Our flagpole will also be coming down temporarily and reinstalled later.
August 14: The 12th Street entrance is open! The flagpole is still under construction and will be reinstalled later.
New widened entrance:
Before:
February-June: We've started the first phase of our major renovation! Our team is now physically tagging all library materials with RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) technology. This hidden tech will make tracking easier, improve inventory, and pave the way for faster, simpler checkouts and returns.