City wants input from public on future Jacksonville libraries
Brentwood Library (Provided by Jacksonville Libraries)
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The City of Jacksonville and Jacksonville Public Library want residents of Duval County to pay a visit to its five branches in June and tell them what they want and need from future neighborhood libraries.
They’re asking residents to visit on the following days between 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.:
Westbrook Branch Library (2809 Commonwealth Ave. – 32254) – Monday, June 21
Brown Eastside Branch Library (1390 Harrison St. – 32206) – Tuesday, June 22
Brentwood Branch Library (3725 N. Pearl St. – 32206) – Thursday, June 24
Bill Brinton Murray Hill Branch Library (918 Edgewood Ave. S. – 32205) – Monday, June 28
Dallas Graham Branch Library (2304 Myrtle Ave. N – 32209) – Tuesday, June 29
Guests will get a tour of the branch to discuss services and options and complete a short survey identifying the branch’s strengths and weaknesses.
Registration is not required.
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