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Trustees discuss Community Room kitchen renovation funded from LGF; director to meet Home Depot designer

Westbrook Public Library Board of Trustees · January 6, 2026
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Summary

Trustees heard preliminary estimates and agreed to follow town procurement protocols for proposed Community Room kitchen renovations funded from the LGF and possibly a grant; Director Centore will refine plans with a Home Depot designer and coordinate with town officials.

At the Jan. 6 meeting Michelle Centore described initial general estimates and a next step of meeting with a Home Depot designer to refine a plan for renovating the Community Room kitchen. She advised trustees on the town-aligned bidding process the board agreed the project should follow.

Centore said the proposed project would be funded in full from the library’s LGF, with the possibility of additional grant funding; she said she will continue open communication with Town officials as the project moves forward. Trustees did not take a formal vote on a contract or appropriation during the meeting; the minutes record only that the board agreed the project would follow town procurement protocols and that Centore will pursue the designer meeting and further planning.

Centore emphasized that procurement will follow Town protocols. The minutes refer to LGF funding but do not expand the acronym or provide a project budget. Centore will return to the board with more detailed estimates and any procurement documents required by the Town.