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Citrus County Library Board approves $300,000 for Coastal Region renovations

April 24, 2024 | Citrus County, Florida



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Citrus County Library Board approves $300,000 for Coastal Region renovations
The Special Library District Advisory Board convened on April 23, 2024, to discuss ongoing projects and future fundraising efforts for Citrus County libraries. The meeting began with a motion to withdraw $300,000 from the Citrus County Library District Partnership Fund, designated for improvements at the Coastal Region Library, pending a matching approval from the Citrus County Board of County Commissioners. The motion passed unanimously.

Board members reviewed the budget for the Lakes Region Library renovation, noting that most of the allocated $600,000 had been expended, primarily on furniture and other necessary upgrades. The board expressed confidence in the progress made and looked forward to starting renovations at the Coastal Region Library, with preliminary work expected to begin shortly. Physical construction is anticipated to commence later in the summer, aligning with the library's summer reading program.

A significant portion of the meeting focused on revitalizing fundraising efforts, which had lapsed in recent years. The board discussed forming a committee to oversee future fundraising initiatives, emphasizing the importance of community involvement. Mr. Bramlett was proposed as a key member of this committee due to his experience in fundraising. The board agreed to include representatives from various Friends of the Library groups to ensure diverse input and support for fundraising activities.

Updates from board members highlighted successful fundraising from recent book sales, which raised over $6,200, and the positive impact of community engagement during these events. The meeting concluded with a reminder of the next meeting scheduled for June, where continued discussions on library improvements and fundraising strategies will take place.

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