Patrons of the Warner Library in Clinton have likely noticed the extensive HVAC work that is going on and impacting operations within the building.

On the WHOW Morning Show on Tuesday, Executive Director Bobbi Perryman told the Hart Media Group that the significant HVAC project that is impacting the main level right now has caused disruptions to services as the library tries to stay open as much as possible.

According to the maintenance director at the Library, Lucas Snow, the first phase of the project is omplete and now that the work has shifted inside, there is a lot more activity patrons are noticing.

Snow is hoping for a spring completion of the project, but before that, there is significant work being done and still to be done.

Perryman reminds, it was quite a journey for the library to arrive at this place. The old heating and cooling system was original to the building and had begun to cause significant issues for the library, leading them to do a full replacement.

Perryman also stresses that, through this project, they are working to make sure the historical integrity of the building is maintained. 

Additionally, the Library has announced a closure for Jan 19-21 for work that would be very disruptive to the day-to-day flow of the facility.