Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library officials joined local government representatives and community members April 12 to break ground for construction of a new branch at 6310 E. Albert S. White Blvd. in Whitestown. The branch will be the library’s second location and is expected to be complete in the summer of 2023.
The Worth Township Advisory Board voted to allow HMMPL to provide service to residents in August 2020, which expanded the library’s service area to include three townships: Eagle, Union and Worth, which encompass Whitestown and Zionsville.
“It is a wonderful feeling to know that this project is not only needed, but also wanted and supported on so many levels,” HMMPL Board President Monty Korte stated. “This building will be a great example of our two communities working together to meet the needs of residents.”
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