Work to the turn the old Harrison County Library in downtown Gulfport into a modern public transit center is finally getting started.
The project ties into the synergy created by the $90 million Mississippi Aquarium. The two will change the landscape in the area. Roy Anderson Corporation has been awarded the bid to convert the library into a nearly $10 million mass transit facility.
The old library on 20th Avenue and Highway 90, was severally damaged by Hurricane Katrina. It will have a second chance at life with Coast Transit Authority, the company in charge of running the day-to-day operations of the transit center.
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