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Board approves short-term lease of "Old Stoney" for child support office during courthouse renovation
Summary
The Board of Commissioners approved a lease Dec. 5 to temporarily house the Clinton County Prosecutor—s Office child support division in the Old Stoney building while the courthouse is renovated; the motion passed unanimously.
The Clinton County Board of Commissioners approved a lease Dec. 5 that will allow the Child Support division of the Clinton County Prosecutor—s Office to occupy space in the Old Stoney building while the courthouse undergoes renovation.
Unidentified Speaker 2 described the lease as covering the child support division and said the lease terms were largely the same as a prior arrangement when another office used the space. Unidentified Speaker 1 moved to accept the lease and the motion was seconded; the board carried the motion 3-0.
Why it matters: The lease provides temporary office space for a county prosecutor function displaced during courthouse work, ensuring continuity of child support services. The transcript does not include the lease—s financial terms or the lease duration beyond the reference to the renovation period; those details are in the lease document itself and were not stated on the record.
What the record shows and what is missing: The board approved the lease on a unanimous vote. The transcript states only that the terms are "very much the same and similar" to an earlier arrangement; it does not include rental rates, start or end dates, or specific responsibilities for utilities or maintenance.
