$2.5m Fillmore Library Expansion Project Completed
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VENTURA, Calif. - Californer -- Ventura County Public Works Agency Engineering Services completed the Fillmore Library's $2.5 million expansion project in November 2022.  The expansion allows the library to offer programs and services to the community including greater access to computers and the internet, early childhood literacy programs, English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, Early Childhood Literacy classes, and S.T.E.A.M. and Maker programs.

The Ventura County Library's leadership recognized the demand for additional space at the Fillmore Library to accommodate the community's growth in population over the last half century, and the changing services provided by today's libraries.

"The Fillmore Library Expansion Project provided extensive upgrades to the original building, built in 1955, including upgraded electrical services and a new HVAC system, but we also added 2,500 sq feet.  The project also included the construction of a new conference room, an innovation lab, community classroom, reading room, computer lab, two new study rooms, and new restrooms." said Devi Nallamala, Project Manager, Engineering Services.

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About Ventura County Public Works Agency (VCPWA)

VCPWA strives to deliver innovative, efficient, and cost-effective regional services that are essential to the health, safety, natural resources protection, and economic vitality of Ventura County and its residents. Established in 1954, VCPWA employs approximately 400 employees and comprises five departments: Central Services, Engineering Services, Roads & Transportation, Water & Sanitation, and Watershed Protection.

VCPWA continues to receive nationwide attention for its effective operations in improving, innovating, and ensuring projects for Ventura County's unincorporated 542 miles of roads, watersheds, levees, bridges, infrastructures, water and sanitation facilities, and billing services.