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County staff told the commission they plan to apply for the state court facilities grant to replace courthouse carpeting, and commissioners authorized staff to proceed with project scoping and quotes.
Tracy Leon briefed the commission on the grant cycle, which opened in September and accepts county applications through Dec. 31. Leon said prior county uses included new jury-room chairs and a secure courthouse entrance; she said the state grant typically funds 75% of eligible costs, leaving a 25% local match.
Bill Gershetzky (court facilities contact) told staff that courthouse carpeting is planned for replacement in 2027 or 2028 but that he would move the project up if the county applies now. Leon and county staff asked permission to collect quotes and finalize an application; commissioners approved moving forward and said the completed application will return for final approval and signature.
Staff noted some carpeting areas are very old and that replacing worn floor coverings will address functional concerns. No dollar estimate was provided at the meeting; staff said they will present quotes and the full application for final approval.
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