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Daviess County schedules courthouse ribbon-cutting after move; minor punch-list items remain
Summary
County officials reported tenants have moved into the renovated Daviess County courthouse and set a public ribbon cutting for Sept. 16; staff said a few remaining punch-list items and HVAC calibration work continue.
Daviess County commissioners reported that occupants have moved into the newly renovated county courthouse and scheduled a public ribbon-cutting for Sept. 16 at 3 p.m.
County officials said most offices moved in three to four weeks earlier and that work remains on a handful of punch-list items, including HVAC calibration. Officials also said some minor issues — such as several people briefly becoming locked in holding cells during the move — were resolved and that operations are otherwise proceeding normally.
The commissioners described the courthouse renovation as the result of long-running collaboration among current and past commissioners and county staff. They said the project has been discussed for decades and that the move represents a milestone for county operations.
Officials asked that the public be informed of the ribbon-cutting date to encourage attendance.
Less critical details from the update included logistics of the final inspections and a continued internal process to clear remaining punch-list items before the formal celebration.
