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Maintenance reports courthouse repairs planned: windows, concrete and routine projects
Summary
Maintenance staff reported painted office renovations, window sashes set aside from replacements, vandalism to the North Annex lawn and an estimated $20,000 scope to repair cracked and heaved concrete around the courthouse; commissioners asked for bids and funding source guidance.
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The county maintenance supervisor presented a monthly update that included painting and restroom work in the courthouse, storage of window sashes from prior replacements, recent vandalism to the North Annex lawn and an estimated repair plan for cracked and heaved concrete.
Maintenance said Judge Fisher’s office had been repainted and that base and restroom remodels were completed. Eleven window sashes from a previous replacement project are being held in storage. Staff showed photos of vehicle damage from apparent donuts on the South Lawn and reported they had requested camera footage and notified the sheriff’s office.
For concrete repairs, maintenance estimated work to replace selected heaved and cracked sidewalk sections around the courthouse at about $20,000 and recommended using a 6‑inch reinforced slab in high‑traffic areas to avoid repeat failures. Commissioners asked staff to solicit bids from local contractors and to identify whether costs should come from the maintenance fund or a capital improvement fund; maintenance said they would return with quotes and fund recommendations.
No formal funding or contract award was decided at the meeting.
