Anderson Family Park at Centennial Park Library
Pasco Libraries is excited to introduce the Anderson Family Park, a new outdoor space being developed on the Centennial Park Library campus. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we're hearing about this project.
What is the Anderson Family Park project?
Anderson Family Park is a new 1.41-acre outdoor space being developed next to Centennial Park Library. This project will establish recreational and gathering areas for visitors of all ages to enjoy. The park will offer a mix of active and passive spaces, along with features that recognize the Anderson family’s history in our community.
What features will the park include?
- Amphitheatre for outdoor performances and community events
- Play areas for children
- Passive seating
- Boardwalk and pathways for enjoying the surrounding green spaces
- Historical references recognizing the Anderson family
- Parking lot expansion to better accommodate visitors
- A perimeter sidewalk and new access connection to Elkhorn Blvd
- A new book drop kiosk
Why is this park being added to the library property?
The park will enhance Centennial Park Library’s role as a welcoming place for the community to gather and connect. By adding outdoor amenities to our existing services, we’ll offer even more opportunities for everyone to explore, create, and engage.
How is the project being funded?
The Pasco County Board of Commissioners has allocated $1.5 million for this project.
What is the timeline for the park?
The project is currently moving through the design phase. We will share updates and an anticipated opening date as the project progresses.
- Design award: March 2025
- Construction begins: Summer 2026
Will there be programs or events in the park?
We’re excited about what the future holds for the Anderson Family Park! As we plan future outdoor programs and activities, we want to hear from the community the offerings and experiences you’d like to see in the new space.