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The city of New Braunfels is moving forward with the next steps of the brand-new Southeast Library Branch.
Zooming in: The Southeast Library will be located south of the Guadalupe River and east of I-35, off Walnut Avenue, and will add a new branch to the city’s existing library system to serve a fast-growing area, said New Braunfels Library Director Cole Johnson.
The project will be funded by the city’s $28.56 million voter-approved 2023 bond, Proposition C. The 23,520-square-foot library building is planned to have a youth- and family-focused design, as previously reported by Community Impact.
Quote of note: Johnson said the library will act as a place for residents of all ages to connect and learn.
“We’re going to be serving the youth there, providing them all kinds of activities, access to collections, community connections and technology,” Johnson said. “I’m really excited about it.”
The local impact: City leaders said the Southeast Library reflects a continued investment in public spaces that support learning, connection and quality of life for New Braunfels residents.
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