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Pierce County Library 2030: Facilities Master Plan
It’s 2030.
How is Pierce County Library System serving you; how are you benefitting from the Library?
Pierce County Library System is developing a 20-plus-year facilities master plan: Pierce County Library 2030. This is an exciting and significant planning project to determine what library services and buildings are needed to serve communities.
The Library is developing a 20-plus-year facilities master plan and wants your ideas and opinions, so it can give you service where, when and how you and your families will want it. Goals for the plan:
- The Library reflects what is important and valued by community members and families.
- Library buildings are where people want to use them for easy, convenient access.
- Library branches will continue to be community centers and the heart of communities.
Pierce County Library 2030 will form a basis for facility improvements, including potential future buildings, expansions or replacements of library branches. The plan will chart a course to provide library buildings in convenient locations and appropriate sizes to meet the needs of growing and changing communities as well as to offer buildings that are designed to provide contemporary library services for today and tomorrow. The plan will also identify new ways to deliver services to people in areas where buildings are not conveniently available.
Join the Pierce County Library 2030 listserv for ongoing information about the planning process.
For more information contact: Lorie Erickson 253-536-6500, ext. 138.
What are your thoughts about future library services and buildings? Please share!