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Jennings County approves $435,000 courthouse HVAC replacement
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Jennings County commissioners approved a roughly $435,000 project to replace the courthouse heating and cooling plant, authorizing use of rainy-day funds and agreeing to follow-up maintenance and warranty details.
Jennings County commissioners voted to approve replacement of the county courthouse heating and cooling system, authorizing roughly $435,000 to come from the county’s rainy-day fund.
The vote followed a technical presentation explaining the project’s scope, how the proposed closed-loop glycol system would allow year-round heating and cooling and reduce the need for ongoing chemical water treatment, and what work would be required inside the existing boiler room. "It's going to a very sophisticated, real thin stainless heat exchanger," the presenter said, adding that condensing boilers will require water-treatment if the loop is not isolated. The presenter also said routine maintenance after installation…
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