LIBERTY HILL, Texas (KXAN) — Too many people and not enough space. That’s what happening with Liberty Hill’s public library.
“There are so many things we can’t do because of space limitations,” Library Director Angela Palmer said.
There are major growing pains at the library.
“Our operating budget comes from sales tax, so the more our people support local businesses, the better our library is,” Palmer added.
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The current spot is bursting at its bindings.
“Almost 16,000 people come to programs, over 30,000 people come to visit the library, we’ve had almost 2,000 kids sign up for summer reading,” Palmer explained. “That’s exactly why the library is ready to leave its current space for a new one. That new site is right here next to Liberty Hill Elementary School, right off Main Street, with plenty of room to grow.”
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