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We're developing Glenelg Shire's next Library Strategy for 2026-2029, and we want to hear from our community about the future of our libraries.
Libraries are more than places to borrow books, they are welcoming spaces that connect people with learning, creativity, culture and each other. As we plan for the future, we're seeking your ideas and experiences to help shape library services that reflect the needs and aspirations of our communities.
Through this project, we'll explore how people use and experience our libraries, what they value most, and what could make these services more accessible and impactful. We'll also consider how our facilities, partnerships and service models can evolve to meet changing community needs.
Your feedback will help create a shared vision for the future and identify the priorities that will guide Council's investment, advocacy and service improvements over the coming years.
this should take around 5 - 10mins to complete depending on how much information you'd like to share
Grab a short postcard survey from any of our Libraries, Customer Services Centres or other selected community spaces around the Shire
The survey is open until Sunday 2 August at 5pm. Hardcopies of the full survey are available from any of the Glenelg Libraries branches and mobile library.
Council and Wellbeing Plan 2025-2029 linkage
We're developing Glenelg Shire's next Library Strategy for 2026-2029, and we want to hear from our community about the future of our libraries.
Libraries are more than places to borrow books, they are welcoming spaces that connect people with learning, creativity, culture and each other. As we plan for the future, we're seeking your ideas and experiences to help shape library services that reflect the needs and aspirations of our communities.
Through this project, we'll explore how people use and experience our libraries, what they value most, and what could make these services more accessible and impactful. We'll also consider how our facilities, partnerships and service models can evolve to meet changing community needs.
Your feedback will help create a shared vision for the future and identify the priorities that will guide Council's investment, advocacy and service improvements over the coming years.
this should take around 5 - 10mins to complete depending on how much information you'd like to share
Grab a short postcard survey from any of our Libraries, Customer Services Centres or other selected community spaces around the Shire
The survey is open until Sunday 2 August at 5pm. Hardcopies of the full survey are available from any of the Glenelg Libraries branches and mobile library.
