Century Library Closed Saturday For Town’s Parking Lot Work

November 6, 2024

The Century Branch Library will be closed Saturday for parking lot work.

The Century Council recently approved a low bid of $11,265 from Gulf Coast Asphalt Maintenance for parking lot sealant, striping and sign replacement.

The library, which is adjacent to the town hall and shares a parking lot, will be closed all day Saturday for the planned work. All programs and events for Saturday have been canceled.

Other West Florida Public Libraries will be open as usual on Saturday.

The Century Library will reopen with regular hours on Tuesday, November 12. All WFPL locations will be closed for Veterans Day Monday, November 11.

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One Response to “Century Library Closed Saturday For Town’s Parking Lot Work”

  1. SMW on November 7th, 2024 11:56 am

    You can work on your parking lot but cannot fill pot holes on the streets of your taxpayers? Flipping Ridiculous! We have been calling for over 6 months! Get off your sorry lazy butts and do something for the ones that actually pay taxes in Century!!! There is a special place in hell for yall!





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