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The Noblesville Library

The main floor of the Noblesville Library is being renovated, but the collection is open for browsing.

Main entrance to the Hamilton East Public Library, Fishers branch

Fishers Branch

The Fishers Library renovation will focus on more pedestrian-friendly access and gathering spaces, improved traffic flow and expanded parking, integration of the south entrance with the Nickel Plate trail, redesigning the north entrance to become the new main entrance, and expanding the north side parking.

All entrances at the Fishers Library are now open. Fishers Library and Ignite Studio visitors can park in the library’s north or east lots or can find additional parking throughout the Nickel Plate District shown on the map.

Artist rendering of the Noblesville Branch of Hamilton East Public Library

Noblesville Branch

The Noblesville library renovation will focus on improved traffic flow and expanded parking, increasing access to green spaces, creating outdoor amenities for all ages plus an updated front façade. We are expanding our Indiana Room with more experiential learning opportunities, exhibits, and improving second-floor access.

In March 2023, we celebrated the reopening of the main library entrance. All visitors may now enter the library through the main lobby doors or through the Children’s entrance, and the temporary side entrance has closed. Along with expanded parking, our Curbside Pickup Service and book drop are still available in the South parking lot.

Latest Updates

Construction News: Fishers Youth Services Closure FAQs

Renovations at the Fishers Library are well into Phase 2, and the west wing (Adult Services) of the Fishers Library has officially reopened! As we’re entering a transition in this phase of our renovations, we wanted to answer some of our most asked questions about the...

Construction News: Important Fishers Library Youth Services Updates

Renovations at both the Fishers and Noblesville libraries have made significant progress over the past several months, and we’re excited to share the many updates with our community. HEPL is preparing for the future by focusing on improving access and expanding...

Construction FAQs

How will I return library materials during construction?

Inside and outdoor book drops will remain available as much as possible during the project. When book drops are unavailable, materials may always be returned inside the library during our regular business hours.

How is the library incorporating sustainability features like native plants and trees in the construction plans?

HEPL is committed to integrating sustainability principles into our construction projects and creating green spaces throughout the grounds of both libraries.  Our goal is to create green spaces and outdoor amenities to provide residents outdoor library experiences to enrich community life and well-being.

While greatly expanding our parking in Fishers and adding more pedestrian-friendly access and gathering spaces, our green spaces will include native pollinator plants, native trees, and evergreen trees.  More than 100 new trees will be planted, and native pollinator plants will be added to our urban landscape throughout the library grounds in Fishers.

In Noblesville as well, native trees and plant species will be planted throughout the parking areas and green spaces to provide rich color, texture, and shapes that add beauty and enhance our ecosystem.

Additionally, library remodeling plans incorporate natural and more efficient lighting, more efficient heating and cooling, and energy-efficient windows.

What services will be available during construction?

Patrons can come inside our libraries to browse and pick up library materials. Other services available at this time include: printing, mobile (wireless) printing, public computers, copiersCurbside Holds Pickupdigital media lab (Noblesville)Indiana Room (Noblesville), and Ignite Studio (Fishers).