Bloomingdale Regional Public Library

Bloomingdale Regional Public Library is a public library facility in Bloomingdale, Florida, equipped with distinct areas to serve different needs. The building includes space for book collections, a dedicated children's section, and areas designed for community work and collaboration.

The facility opened in 2005 as part of a strategy to reduce visitor load at other regional libraries. Its creation was a response to growing needs in the area for improved library access.

The library functions as a community gathering place where residents come together to learn and connect with others. It hosts regular programs and events that extend its role beyond simply lending books to serving as a social hub.

The location is equipped with different stations and areas, making navigation straightforward regardless of what you are looking for. Visitors should allow time to explore, as the varied resources and spaces support different types of activities.

The facility engages in sustainable practices through a cooking oil recycling program operated jointly with the county. This unexpected feature shows how the library extends beyond its traditional role to support community responsibility.

Inception: February 10, 2005

Website: http://hcplc.org/hcplc/locations/bdl

GPS coordinates: 27.89440,-82.25240

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:41