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Bellview Library Closed All Next Week For Maintenance
January 13, 2023
The Bellview Library, which just opened last September, will be closed next week “for maintenance”.
The library will be closed Tuesday, January 17 through Saturday, January 21 for the work. All library locations are closed Monday, January 16 for the Martin Luther Kings, Jr. Day holiday.
All events and programs for the week have been canceled, except an Arbor Day tree giveaway planned to 10 a.m. on Saturday, January 21 will take place.
During the closure, library return materials may be dropped off in the drop box outside the Bellview Library or returned to any other West Florida Public Libraries location. The Bellview Library will reopen on Monday, January 23.
In making the announcement late Thursday afternoon, county officials did not say what maintenance issue led to the closure.
Comments
6 Responses to “Bellview Library Closed All Next Week For Maintenance”
Hopefully changing the death culture decor! Place looks like a tattoo parlor not a library. Only been in there once. That was enough for my family.
And the bookshelf on the sign has a lot of empty slots
They should start with straightening their electronic sign out on Mobile Hwy. The angled design make no sense at all.
@well:
I would like to know what color(s) you would repaint the building with.
Kids are usually engaged more by bright and vibrant colors (vs something bland, drab, and dreary). I believe a lot of the intention of this building is to engage and attract kids in the community. The library system in this area consistently provides many activities for many age groups, keeping young people involved in some really cool things.
I, for one, really appreciate some vibrant and interesting colors on this very nice building, instead of seeing the same bland beige, brown, or grey that blends in with everything else.
New paint would be a good start.
Probably a list of warranty items to be fixed from final walkthrough inspection.