"Over the next two years, the Contra Costa County Library system will tackle large-scale infrastructure projects at four county-owned library buildings. Due to the scope of work these significant upgrades will address, the four branches will be closed for extended periods of time. These important projects are necessary to improve the aging infrastructure of the more than 50-year-old buildings. The upgrades will let the libraries stay open for years to come and provide comfortable, reliable environments for the communities."
"The Pinole Library will close March 1 for about 11 months so that workers can install a new roof, new all-electric heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) system, a modernized electrical system, energy-efficient interior lighting and cleaner air technology and repaved parking lot with improvements compliant with the federal Amercans with Disabilities Act. In Kensington, the library branch will close this summer for at least a year. The scope of work entails HVAC, electrical and lighting upgrades, ADA improvements and interior renovations."
Four Contra Costa County library branches will close for extended periods over the next two years for major infrastructure and accessibility upgrades. The projects will replace roofs, install new all-electric HVAC systems, modernize electrical systems, upgrade interior lighting, add cleaner air technology, and repave parking lots with Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant improvements. Timelines include Pinole closing March 1 for about 11 months; Kensington closing this summer for at least a year; Antioch closing September 2026 for about four months; and Walnut Creek closing fall 2026 for eight to ten months. Schedules may shift due to weather or unforeseen circumstances.
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