The county is preparing to apply for state grants to repair the courthouse, specifically addressing water intrusion and dome repairs.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 3 the 90 before that.
The master plan and grant application process will cost $58,300.
All county residents benefit from the preservation of the historic courthouse.
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The county is applying for a $10 million emergency grant to fix structural issues at the historic courthouse, including water damage and AC problems.
The county is preparing to apply for state grants to repair the courthouse, specifically addressing water intrusion and dome repairs.
The county is debating how to spend remaining federal ARPA funds on courthouse repairs, specifically the stained glass rotunda versus other structural needs like basement water issues.
The county has been working to fix long-standing water damage and roof issues at the courthouse to protect the building and ensure a safe environment for employees and the public.
The Sheriff raised concerns about a film crew entering restricted offices. The court agreed to improve communication to ensure public projects don't compromise security.
The county is moving forward with a master plan to restore the historic courthouse, which is necessary to apply for state grants.
The county is looking to address structural damage and moisture issues at the historic courthouse. They plan to update their master plan to qualify for state grants.
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