Mesquite Library

Mesquite,
TX
(2018)

Mesquite Library

Community, Daycare and Early Childhood, Library, Mixed-use, Nonprofit Hub, Youth and Families, Youth Program

The Mesquite Library underwent an extensive facilities expansion and technology revitalization thanks to $10M of NMTCs from Clearinghouse CDFI.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $10,000,000
Total Project Cost: $40,000,000

IMPACT

105 FTE jobs

CDEs

Clearinghouse CDFI

Investor

Chase

Project Description

The Mesquite Library underwent an extensive facilities expansion and technology revitalization thanks to $10 million of NMTCs from Clearinghouse CDFI. Construction of a new Mesquite Library Branch and renovation of the existing facility into an auxiliary learning center created a city hub for learning, careers, and community events. Now complete, the Mesquite Library offers free public access to technology and services benefiting the surrounding low-income community.

MAP

Address: 121 W 1st N S, Mesquite, TX 89027

Census Tract: 48113017704

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