The City of Kimberley’s newly sworn-in council approved a suite of accessibility upgrades for the Kimberley Public Library during its inaugural meeting on Monday (Nov. 9).
The improvements are funded through a $97,700 grant secured from Columbia Basin Trust.
Planned enhancements include a redesigned accessible circulation desk, upgraded wayfinding signage, universal washroom improvements, and dedicated accessibility supports for children. The project also covers initial design concepts to help guide future facility upgrades.
City officials noted the initiative aims to eliminate physical barriers and build a more inclusive space for community members of all ages and abilities.
To accommodate the project, council directed staff to amend the City’s 2026–2030 Five-Year Financial Plan to reflect the grant funding.
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