Board Members Jeff Yetter and Michael Guttman meet with Senator Tom Killian to get his support for the Library’s RACP grant.

The Board approves hiring Carl Francis to help guide the Library through the Fall 2019 Capital Campaign Referendums.

The Board agrees to approach the 8 municipalities to institute a .3 mil real estate tax for just 3 years to help fund the Capital costs of the new Library. The tax would raise $3.1 million or about 20% the cost of building the new Library.

RACP Grant application submitted with letters of support from all 8 municipalities, Chester County and CCLS.

New Building Committee meets with Fairmount Ventures to officially kick off the silent phase of the Capital Campaign.

The design for the new library is finalized with Lukmire Architects. The revised budget for the new Library comes down to $14.9 million.

The library's Annual Appeal mailing was sent out to residents in eight municipalities in order to solicit donations that will help to fill the gap between the Kennett Library's operational budget and government funding.

The fourth redesign of the new library was unveiled and discussed by the building committee. EDIS, our construction manager, is working on a new cost estimate based on the latest design.

The Library’s “Through the Looking Glass” Fall fundraiser was held at the Mendenhall and raised $40,000, a 50% increase over last year’s inaugural event

The Kennett Library buys the "Weinstein Lot" 

The Board of Trustees of the Kennett Library votes to reject the Borough's offer 

Public meeting called to discuss the Borough's participation 

Architect for new building selected

Board Update

Board approves new name, commissions new logo and starts talks with Kennett Borough to build a multi-use building

Board Update

A new name is selected, Bayard Taylor to be honored and public meetings are planned

Board Update

The Library name controversy is the board’s first challenge

Board Update

New Officers and a Fresh Start

Board Update