Library’s Building Project Heads into Final Stretch: December 8 Reopening Expected

New entrance from the parking lot [Binnie photos]

View of the new entry hallway, still being used for storage while construction proceeds
Irvin L. Young Memorial Wing nearing completion

The Whitewater Public Library’s Expansion & Renovation Project, which broke ground in October 2024, is heading into its final stretch. The updated timeline is as follows:

October 27-November 8: The library will be closed in order to move back into the renovated space.

November 10-December 6: Curbside pickup services, printing, and assistance via phone and email will be available as construction wraps up.

December 8: Projected reopening of the library building.

The expanded and renovated library adds an additional 4,400 square feet to the library’s space, including an expanded early learning area, a teen area, an expanded Makerspace, additional social seating areas, three additional study rooms, larger meeting rooms equipped with AV and a full kitchen, upgraded and accessible facilities, outdoor seating with expanded Wi-Fi, and more.

The library continues to offer events and programs off-site during construction. View the library’s calendar at whitewaterlibrary.org/events.

The Whitewater Public Library is located at 431 W. Center Street. More information about the library can be found at whitewaterlibrary.org. Contact the library at 262-473-0530 or library@whitewater-wi.gov with questions.

Editor’s note: The above press release was received from the Whitewater Public Library.

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