Tift County seeks designers for $5.2 million courthouse annex funded by SPLOST VI
Summary
Staff recommended sending an RFQ to design professionals experienced in judicial buildings and forming a stakeholder committee after the county allocated $5.2 million in SPLOST VI for a courthouse annex and facility improvements.
Tift County staff recommended a two‑step approach to advance a courthouse annex project funded through SPLOST VI, which allocated $5,200,000 for the addition and related facility improvements.
County Manager Jim Carter told commissioners the next step is to solicit qualifications from design professionals with judicial building experience and to form a stakeholder committee to review submissions. Carter suggested membership for the review panel include judges, the district attorney/solicitor’s office, county commissioners, county staff, the clerk of court, and the downtown development authority.
The workshop discussion focused on procedural steps: issuing an RFQ for design firms, establishing the stakeholder committee to vet qualifications, and returning recommendations to the Board for selection. No firm was chosen at the workshop.
The Board indicated the item should move forward to the regular agenda for consideration of the RFQ and stakeholder committee process.
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