Elk Grove Library moves into a new larger home in a repurposed Rite-Aid

SFMI is pleased to announce that two Sacramento Public Library system libraries is has provided design services are now open to the public. In addition to renovated Sacramento Martin Luther King Library, Elk Grove's library has relocated to a new larger location built from the exterior shell of a former Rite-Aid. and opened its doors on October 10, 2026. SFMI again provided full design services for the project including audiovisual systems design, communications and Wi-Fi engineering, acoustical engineering and electronic security systems design, including separate Library and City of Elk Grove video monitoring systems.  The repurposed 18,000 square foot building replaced the prior 14,000 square foot Elk Grove Library to address high levels of public demand.  The new space features a large public meeting/children's story hour room with lecture capture supporting hybrid meetings, three group study rooms, a larger Teen space, a makerspace, a children's room and a New Library of Things collection.

SPL's project page outlining the renovation can be found here.

Group 4 Architecture provided the architectural design.  Group 4 and SFMI had also worked on the design of the prior 2006 Elk Grove Library.