Lyons Public Library
4209 Joliet Avenue
Lyons, Il 60534-1597
708-447-3577

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Parking Lot Expansion Continues...
The new parking lot will accommodate 32 vehicles, a nearly fifty percent increase over the capacity
of the current parking lot. The new lot will have 2 spaces dedicated to handicapped parking.
These spaces will be much closer to the entrance than the spaces in the current lot.

Library patrons will enter the parking lot from Joliet Avenue and exit via the alley. The book drop
will move from the White Avenue side of the lot to the rear of the parking area so that vehicles
stopped to unload books will not block the sidewalk or back up traffic onto Joliet Avenue.

The design for the new parking lot includes a more visible flagpole, a bike rack, a lighted sign
to identify the library and promote library events and green space at all four corners of the lot.

The Library Trustees gratefully acknowledge the assistance and cooperation of Roy Witherow, Village Manager, and James Barthel, Director of Building and Planning, during the design process.


The Lyons Public Library serves a population of over 10,000. The staff pride themselves on being
service oriented and friendly. We provide the following services for our residents: Interlibrary Loan,
Reference Services, Internet access, adult programming and story times for children.


The mission of the Lyons Public Library is to promote interest and enjoyment of reading
in children and adults; to provide materials that supplement the local grade school, high school
and college students' learning; to provide materials to enable adults to continue to educate
themselves after finishing formal schooling; to provide materials for adults to keep themselves
informed on world events and therefore, help them to participate in a democratic society.

 

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Revised 07/15/2008                İLyons Public Library 2001