Windsor's downtown library branch continues its operations while administrative staff have moved out of the Paul Martin Sr. Building, which is being converted into a hotel. Ward 4 Councillor Mark McKenzie, who chairs the Windsor Public Library board, confirmed that staff have relocated to the old Motor City Credit Union building adjacent to City Hall. Despite the changes, library services remain fully operational for the public. The city is currently awaiting a response from the provincial government regarding a potential new permanent location for the library at the former Ontario Tourism building. McKenzie expressed optimism for a decision in the coming weeks, emphasizing the community's desire for clarity on the library's future. He noted that the new site has received support from both current and past library boards and the Mayor of Windsor, Drew Dilkens. Residents are eager for concrete plans regarding the new Central Library's opening.