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Public Library Buildings funded by the Library Bond Act of 2000

Public Library Buildings funded by the Library Bond Act of 2000 Facts about Funded Projects: 45 Public Library Buildings Funded 1.5 Million New or Improved Square Feet Local Matching Funds Required 35% Local Match – 65% State Grant $100+ Million Local Funds Generated

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Public Library Buildings funded by the Library Bond Act of 2000

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  1. Public Library Buildingsfunded by theLibrary Bond Act of 2000

  2. Facts about Funded Projects: 45 Public Library Buildings Funded 1.5 Million New or Improved Square Feet

  3. Local Matching Funds Required35% Local Match – 65% State Grant$100+ Million Local Funds Generated

  4. 81st Avenue Branch Library City of Oakland

  5. Acton-Agua Dulce Library County Of Los Angeles

  6. Alameda Main Library City of Alameda

  7. Bruggemeyer Memorial Library City of Monterey Park

  8. Calabasas Public Library City of Calabasas

  9. Camarillo Library City of Camarillo

  10. Homework CentersMost projects are Joint-use Libraries that focus on serving K-12 students with Homework Centers.

  11. Castro Valley Library County of Alameda

  12. Castroville Library County of Monterey

  13. Dorris Library City of Dorris

  14. Fairfield Cordelia Library City of Fairfield

  15. Fontana Library City of Fontana

  16. Frazier Park Branch Library County of Kern

  17. Family Literacy CentersMany have Family Literacy Centers that help adults and children learn to read.

  18. Harbor Gateway – Harbor City Branch Library City of Los Angeles

  19. Haskett Branch Library City of Anaheim

  20. Hercules Public Library City of Hercules

  21. Hesperia Branch Library City of Hesperia

  22. Highland Branch Library City of Highland

  23. Ingleside Branch Library City & County of San Francisco

  24. Career CentersSome have Career Centers to assist job seekers and expand economic development opportunities.

  25. Julian Branch Library County of San Diego

  26. Lafayette Library City of Lafayette

  27. Lawndale Library County of Los Angeles

  28. Lincoln Public Library City of Lincoln

  29. Logan Heights Branch Library City of San Diego

  30. MacArthur Park Branch Library City of Long Beach

  31. Universal AccessAll provide access for people with disabilities.

  32. Manor Branch Library City of San Leandro

  33. Mariners Library City of Newport Beach

  34. Mendota Branch Library County of Fresno

  35. Murrieta Public Library City of Murrieta

  36. National City Public Library City of National City

  37. North Natomas Library City of Sacramento

  38. New LibrariesAbout half of the projects are new libraries built where none existed previously.

  39. Orange (City) Main Library City of Orange

  40. Orange Cove Library County of Fresno

  41. Pickleweed Library City of San Rafael

  42. Redding – Shasta County Library County of Shasta

  43. Redwood Shores Library City of Redwood City

  44. Richmond Branch Library City & County of San Francisco

  45. Replace & RemodelThe other half replace or remodel worn out libraries. The oldest was built in 1888.

  46. San Diego Main Library City of San Diego

  47. San Mateo Main Library City of San Mateo

  48. Santa Maria Public Library City of Santa Maria

  49. Sierra Valley Library County of Sierra

  50. South Oxnard Branch Library City of Oxnard

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