Sequim Library Expansion and Renovation Project

The North Olympic Library System is expanding and renovating the Sequim Library!

Originally built in 1983 to serve a population of only 14,000, it’s clear that the Sequim Library project is essential to serve the current community of 30,000 residents and growing.

Nearly 10,000 square feet when complete, the renovated and expanded building will include ADA-accessible bathrooms and a fire-sprinkler system, increase space for collections, expand community access to broadband and computers, add study and conference rooms for quiet and private spaces, and create adequate staff space and room for educational, cultural and civic events.

Critical infrastructure upgrades will not only provide a modern, attractive and flexible building, the Library will become significantly more sustainable and better able to act as a community hub and build resiliency during extreme weather and natural disasters.

Learn More About the Project 

Building the Next Chapter, Together

Your gift toward the expansion and renovation project will help the Sequim Library better serve our community.

Gifts that total $250 or more will be recognized on a special donor wall near the entrance of the renovated library. Larger donations will be further distinguished and several opportunities exist to name key areas in the renovated Sequim Library, from quiet study rooms to the outdoor stage. Learn more about the project's giving opportunities.

Thank you for your generosity as we build this next chapter together!