RESTON, VA -- Fairfax County Public Library’s Reston Regional Library branch will close for an anticipated ten-week facility renovation this summer. The last day of service to the public will be Friday, June 28, with work beginning on Monday, July 1. This brief and necessary refresh will enhance library visitors’ experiences and complete important facility modernizations to ensure that it remains usable, clean and safe for the duration of the building’s lifespan.

Work anticipated as part of this refresh includes:

• Full ADA updates and refurbishment of the main public restrooms;
• Updates to all public and staff area lighting fixtures;
• Replacement of carpet in key areas such as the entry way and teen area;
• Cleaning and updates to the public meeting rooms;
• Paint, cleaning, blind repair, etc; and
• Replacement of the drinking fountain and addition of a bottle filling station.

Reston Regional Library staff will be shifted to other locations during this closure. While this library is closed, customers are invited to visit a nearby branch – close options include Herndon Fortnightly Library, Great Falls Library and Chantilly Regional Library. Staff can assist customers with redirecting holds for pick up at nearby locations and materials may be picked up or returned to any Fairfax County Public Library branch.  

A new Reston Regional Library facility, previously approved in a bond referendum, is moving forward and it is planned to be constructed in the next few years. Land acquisition and design of the new facility is in the development phase.

For more information on what your Fairfax County Public Library has to offer, and to find a list of library locations, please visit fairfaxcounty.gov/library.

Media Inquiries: Please contact Sara Prohaska at sara.prohaska@fairfaxcounty.gov or 703-324-9453.