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Haverford Library preparing to move back into renovated building; ribbon cutting set for May 22
Summary
The Haverford Library will leave its temporary location after Saturday, April 19, begin moving back into the renovated building the following month, and plans a ribbon-cutting on May 22, the system administrator said at the April 17 meeting.
The Delaware County Law Library System learned at its April 17 meeting that Haverford Library will close its temporary location after Saturday, April 19, while staff move collections back into the renovated building. Administrator Annie Lappley told the board that staff expect to complete the move during May and that a ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for May 22; a time for the ceremony was not specified.
Board members noted a brief service interruption between the last day at the temporary site and the reopening. Lappley said patrons "won't even notice the blip once their beautiful new library is open," adding that the move has been long in coming.
No formal votes or funding decisions related to the Haverford project were taken at the April 17 meeting.
