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Recovery Court expansion phase one nearing finish; contractor delays push completion into June
Summary
Facilities reported near‑completion of the Recovery Court expansion phase one, with mechanical, electrical and finish work largely complete, a remaining contingency of about $21,531 and a revised completion date in June 2025 due to door delivery delays.
Facilities maintenance staff updated the committee on the Recovery Court expansion (Phase 1), reporting mechanical, plumbing and electrical work nearly complete and most interior finishes installed, while a few exterior items and two commercial storefront doors remain outstanding.
Details: The director reported the HVAC system is installed and the building is conditioned; drywall, painting and trim were about 80% complete and floor coverings were installed. Staff said lighting fixtures and low‑voltage equipment were largely complete. Materials delays for metal flashing and the two exterior commercial storefront doors pushed the project completion date to June 2025. The project contingency balance was reported as $21,531.21 and staff said there were no open change orders at the time of the report.
Why it matters: The expansion had been commissioned by the county commission roughly 1.5 years prior; staff said the first phase would be substantially complete within weeks and the second phase is scheduled for later in the year. Completion advances the county’s recovery and court service capacity.
Ending: Staff asked commissioners to direct any contractor or punch‑list issues to facilities to ensure the June completion date is met.
