Texas Juvenile Services Facility Wraps Revamp Phase
hase one of the $17M renovation project at the Brazos County Juvenile Services Department in Bryan—a city located 86 miles southwest from Austin—is now complete.
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Construction Continues on New Texas Justice Center
Construction continues on the new justice center in Anderson, Texas.
Read moreNew Texas Jail Makes Debut
The new $70 million jail at the Tom Green County Sheriff’s Office is now complete and inmates have been moved into the 20,000-square-foot facility.
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Work Continues on New Texas Courthouse
Construction continues on the new municipal $7.3 million courthouse project in Pasadena, with a slated completion date of early 2021.
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Texas Courthouse Project Will Meet Growing County Needs
Three years ago in 2017, Comal County’s population was growing at the rate of 5.1 percent per year, making it one of the fastest-growing counties in the country.
Read moreHOK Begins Design on New Texas Courthouse
Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum Architects (HOK) has begun architectural design services for the Potter County District Courthouse project in Amarillo, Texas.
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Groundbreaking for New Hidalgo County Courthouse Set for Fall
Construction of Hidalgo County’s new courthouse and jail expansion is expected to begin in September, with an official groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for early October.
Read moreHunt-Led Team Secures Travis County, Texas Courthouse Project
A consortium of developers, designers, and builders has been tapped to develop a 430,000-square-foot civil and family courthouse facility in Austin, according to a recent announcement made by lead architect Hunt Companies, Inc.
Read moreLawsuit Prompts New Heating Policies in Texas Corrections
The Texas Correctional system has started their efforts toward a new implementation of heat safety policies along with the installment of air-cooling systems in their Wallace Pack Facility, following a $7 million lawsuit.
Read moreTexas Town Looks to Prison Relaunch for Revenue Boost
For more than three years, the agricultural community of Raymondville has been anticipating the reopening of a prison that was once one of the town’s largest moneymakers — the Willacy County Correctional Center.
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