Across the country, counties are investing in spaces that can both serve the needs of today’s court system and position them for long-term growth, with the ultimate goal of reinforcing public trust in civic institutions.
A design-build contract with Harbour Construction and Studio GC Architecture has been approved for a new Woodridge Police Department station, new Public Works Salt Dome and Cold Storage Facilities, and to renovate the current police department/public works facility in Woodridge, Ill., a village in DuPage County near Chicago.
The $14 million renovation of the Madison County Jail in Edwardsville—located approximately 240 miles south of Chicago—is more than 90 percent finished.
The facade design for the proposed renovation of Woodstock’s Old Courthouse and Sheriff’s Jail building was recently given approval by the City Council.
City officials recently celebrated the opening of the Countryside Municipal Complex in Illinois, the state’s first Net Zero government building.
The new St. Charles Police Station opened on September 16, a little more than a year after its July 2018 groundbreaking ceremony.
Construction remains underway on Will County’s new $215 million courthouse and justice center in downtown Joliet.
Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) officials recently held a groundbreaking ceremony at the Joliet Treatment Center (JTC) for a future hospital that will serve both male and female inmates diagnosed as mentally ill.
Before he was a senator and later the 16th president, Abraham Lincoln was a scrappy, partially self-taught attorney making a name for himself throughout Illinois — which would honor its famous resident with the state slogan “Land of Lincoln,” beginning in 1955.
The St. Charles Police Department is one step closer to moving into its new $24.6 million police station.
Recognizing longtime and emerging industry leaders.
Winners announced at annual Corrections Summit.
