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Consultation has concluded
At Glenelg Libraries we are committed to providing user-friendly accessible library services that connect library users to information and resources, technology and online services, one another, the community and Glenelg Shire’s cultural and Aboriginal heritage. We care about our community and strive to ensure that every person’s library experience – in our libraries, online or at community events – is the best it can be.
OUR PLAN
In line with Glenelg Council’s strategic planning process, Glenelg Libraries has developed a multi-year plan that provides a long-term vision of the way library services are delivered and the value they can create in our community. The development of the Glenelg Libraries Strategic Plan was informed by a survey of more than 160 library users, stakeholders and community.
Through this consultation, Glenelg Libraries identified four strategic priorities:
PRIORITY PROJECT
A priority project identified in the Plan was to seek funding/partnerships to revitalise some of our Libraries. To help plan for the funding community engagement was undertaken to help understand what community wanted prioritised in Heywood.
The Glenelg Libraries Strategic Plan recognises that the Heywood Library is well-situated but requires additional investment if it is to become an active connected service hub that draws people in and strengthens community capability and connections.
The first stage of this process invited community to share thoughts and ideas to help revitalise the Heywood Library. The initial consultation for this project is now closed, and below is an infographic that summarises what we heard during the initial consultation process.
As updates take place, we will provide them on this page, you can subscribe to this page to receive notifications when updates are made.
Our Focus: Quality fit for purpose facilities, place and infrastructure
At Glenelg Libraries we are committed to providing user-friendly accessible library services that connect library users to information and resources, technology and online services, one another, the community and Glenelg Shire’s cultural and Aboriginal heritage. We care about our community and strive to ensure that every person’s library experience – in our libraries, online or at community events – is the best it can be.
OUR PLAN
In line with Glenelg Council’s strategic planning process, Glenelg Libraries has developed a multi-year plan that provides a long-term vision of the way library services are delivered and the value they can create in our community. The development of the Glenelg Libraries Strategic Plan was informed by a survey of more than 160 library users, stakeholders and community.
Through this consultation, Glenelg Libraries identified four strategic priorities:
PRIORITY PROJECT
A priority project identified in the Plan was to seek funding/partnerships to revitalise some of our Libraries. To help plan for the funding community engagement was undertaken to help understand what community wanted prioritised in Heywood.
The Glenelg Libraries Strategic Plan recognises that the Heywood Library is well-situated but requires additional investment if it is to become an active connected service hub that draws people in and strengthens community capability and connections.
The first stage of this process invited community to share thoughts and ideas to help revitalise the Heywood Library. The initial consultation for this project is now closed, and below is an infographic that summarises what we heard during the initial consultation process.
As updates take place, we will provide them on this page, you can subscribe to this page to receive notifications when updates are made.
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Our Focus: Quality fit for purpose facilities, place and infrastructure