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Officials give update on Public Safety Building phase 2; county estimates $6.5–$7.5 million for tenant fit-out
Summary
Design and construction team reported on tenant finish for the sheriff’s space, citing vehicle-bay changes, a larger generator to power the whole building, access-control needs across shared uses, electrical-market volatility, and a planned vote on an expanded GMP in mid-August.
Douglas County staff and the design-build team gave commissioners an update July 30 on phase 2 tenant finish work for the county’s Public Safety Building, describing a plan to complete the sheriff’s office fit-out, vehicle storage, evidence space and shared circulation, and a projected additional cost range between $6.5 million and $7.5 million.
Jeff Lane of Trainer Architects said the design team met with users to refine finishes, acoustics, daylighting, and furniture layout and to build modest future expansion capacity into the floor plan. Lane noted the team worked to ensure vehicle bays and evidence storage would fit the county’s…
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