Two New Courthouses Bring Modern Services and Amenities to Historic Downtown Areas
Two courthouse projects are simultaneously underway in two Delaware communities.
Two courthouse projects are simultaneously underway in two Delaware communities.
Clackamas County has opened a new $313 million, six-story courthouse in Oregon City featuring 14 courtrooms, advanced safety features and sustainable design aimed at serving the community for generations.
Construction is complete on Gallatin County’s new $46 million justice center, a 67,000-square-foot facility designed to increase space and enhance efficiency.
Alabama’s Chilton County has officially begun construction on a new and improved $32 million county courthouse that will be more accessible and navigable in the community.
The U.S. General Services Administration recently released the approved design concept for the $136.6 million new U.S. Courthouse in Des Moines, Iowa.
Construction began recently on a new Travis County civil and family courthouse facility in Austin.
A recent groundbreaking ceremony was held where Senator Lindsey Graham dedicated the new federal courthouse in downtown Greenville to the late South Carolina Republican Governor Carroll Campbell.
The Madison County Courthouse renovation and addition project in Wampsville, N.Y., reached a milestone on April 1 as a bronze statue of Lady Justice was lifted into place on the dome of the 110-year-old structure.
The Ouray County Courthouse is currently undergoing construction and restoration work that will bring the historic building into the 21st century.
Even though renovations to the main courthouse in Broward County, Florida, have been largely completed, taxpayers could be on the hook for an additional nearly $6 million, as a judge has said the new complex doesn’t have a courtroom large enough to host a “major” trial that could be attended by media, according to the Sun-Sentinel.