New chapter begins for SJ Library Service
A new chapter has commenced for the Serpentine Jarrahdale Library Service after it opened the doors from its new location in Byford.
A $2.65 million refurbishment, fully funded through the Australian Government’s Local Road and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) Grant Program, has been carried out at the former Byford Hall building transforming the facility in to a modern, contemporary library.
New multipurpose meeting spaces will provide the perfect space for the SJ Library Service to continue to deliver its vast range of much-loved community programs.
Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale President Cr Michelle Rich thanked the Australian Government for the LRCI funding.
“Thank you to the Australian Government and the funding provided through their LRCI Grant Program which has helped us deliver our community a modern and contemporary library service,” Cr Rich said.
“It’s wonderful to see this new and reinvigorated SJ Library Service location open its doors to our community.
“The SJ Library Service plays a key role in activating our community, and this new location will provide residents with space to read, study, work or connect with their neighbours in an enjoyable and convenient setting.
“I look forward to seeing our local residents discover their new library and create new memories in this amazing community hub.”
An official opening of the Byford library will be held in August.
The Shire’s Mobile Library Service has also commenced, visiting Mundijong, Serpentine and Jarrahdale weekly.
To learn more about the SJ Library Service, visit www.sjshire.wa.gov.au/library
Consultation has concluded and project is complete.