RED BUD, Ill. – State Representative David Friess congratulates several local libraries that have recently been awarded grants to enhance the services and resources they provide to their communities. These libraries have been recognized for their commitment to providing outstanding educational and technological services. The funding comes through various grant programs, including the Public Library Per Capita Grant, Technology Grant, Construction Mini-Grant, and Equalization Aid.
“I’m inspired by the dedication and hard work of our local libraries in serving our communities,” said Rep. Friess. “These grants are a testament to their tireless efforts in creating places of learning and connection, and I am proud to celebrate their achievements. Congratulations to all the libraries for being awarded these grants.”
The libraries receiving grant support are:
- Chester Public Library
- Public Library Per Capita
- Technology Grant
- Columbia Public Library
- Public Library Per Capita
- Coulterville District Library
- Construction Mini-Grant
- Equalization Aid
- Public Library Per Capita
- Technology Grant
- Cutler Public Library
- Equalization Aid
- Public Library Per Capita
- Technology Grant
- Du Quoin Public Library
- Public Library Per Capita
- Technology Grant
- Central Public Library District
- Public Library Per Capita
- Evansville Public Library
- Public Library Per Capita
- Technology Grant
- Marissa Area Public Library District
- Public Library Per Capita
- Sallie Logan Public Library
- Public Library Per Capita
- Technology Grant
- Pinckneyville Public Library
- Public Library Per Capita
- Technology Grant
- Red Bud Public Library
- Public Library Per Capita
- Sparta Public Library
- Public Library Per Capita
- Technology Grant
- Steeleville Area Public Library
- Public Library Per Capita
- Tilden Public Library
- Equalization Aid
- Public Library Per Capita
- Technology Grant
- Valmeyer Public Library District
- Public Library Per Capita
- Morrison-Talbott Library
- Public Library Per Capita
These grants will help the libraries to enhance their collections, update technology, and expand programming to better serve residents. Libraries are encouraged to utilize these funds to broaden access to educational resources and create a vibrant community hub for learning and growth.
Rep. Friess is committed to supporting the invaluable role of local libraries and continues to advocate for investment in public education and community resources.
To learn more about Rep. Friess and sign up for important email updates, please visit RepFriess.com.