Annual Agency Report

Performance Report Capital Projects Fund 2025 Report

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Mentions of “Libraries” — 11 found on pages 4, 5, 6, 9, 14, 27, 30

… now completed and fully operational. Most recently, ribbon-cutting ceremonies were held for the Duck Creek and Lewes libraries. Similarly, several Multi-Purpose Community Facility projects are now complete and in use, showing strong early suc …

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… construction costs have also presented challenges, requiring some projects, such as the Harrington and Rehoboth Beach Libraries, to secure additional funding or adopt phased construction approaches. These challenges have created opportunitie …

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… leaders to ensure compliance and problem-solving. Ribbon cuttings and project completions (e.g., Duck Creek and Lewes Libraries) have generated strong community enthusiasm, increasing public engagement and support. Mitigation strategies such as …

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… USES OF FUNDS a. Delaware Library Projects Over $40 million has been dedicated to build new or renovate existing libraries across Delaware. Libraries have been a critical partner throughout the pandemic providing assistance to citizens ac …

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… e Library Projects Over $40 million has been dedicated to build new or renovate existing libraries across Delaware. Libraries have been a critical partner throughout the pandemic providing assistance to citizens across the state by administeri …

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… t and the impacts that have been made based on a variety of information received. CPF-funded community facilities and libraries are providing access to digital connectivity devices, educational resources, workforce training, and telehealth ser …

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… y, health resources, and job readiness by providing free access to materials, community partners, and special events. Libraries serve all, including, but not limited to: children, families, older adults, people new to the country, people with di …

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… tor cited manufacturing and shipping delays. Additionally, due to extenuating circumstances with Delaware Division of Libraries, our HVAC controls contractor was no longer able to remote in to the system and see its performance. This allowed sev …

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