DOWNTOWN BOISE, Idaho — The downtown Boise Public Library is starting a major renovation project that will close the first floor for 9 to 12 months beginning in September.

Library Director Jessica Dorr said the remodel is aimed at making the building safer, more accessible and more welcoming for the community.

“We are getting ready for a really exciting renovation project,” Dorr said. “What they're aimed at is making this space a safe and welcoming community space for everyone in our community.”

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The project will bring new ADA-compliant features, a redesigned circulation desk and expanded space for youth and teen programming.

“We’ll be putting in family restroom

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