Issaquah Library Will Close for Construction Monday, October 14-Saturday, November 30

Issaquah, WALocal News

The Issaquah Library will be closed for construction from Monday, October 14 to Saturday, November 30, impacting the local community's access to essential library services. This significant renovation is part of ongoing efforts to enhance the library's infrastructure and better serve the needs of Issaquah residents. During the closure, the King County Library System will provide guidance on where patrons can pick up, browse, and return library materials, ensuring minimal disruption to services. The library's commitment to maintaining access to resources during this period reflects its dedication to supporting the community's educational and informational needs. Community members are encouraged to utilize the alternative arrangements provided to stay engaged with library services.

Updates and details regarding the construction and its implications will be shared through the library’s official communication channels. The temporary inconveniences are anticipated to lead to improved facilities that will benefit users long-term. As the closure date approaches, patrons are advised to plan accordingly and stay informed about the latest developments.

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