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Waupaca County approves commitment to multi‑phase courthouse modernization, authorizes studies totaling $31,400
Summary
The county board adopted Resolution No. 14 committing to a multi‑phased remodel of the 1989 Waupaca County Courthouse and authorized additional study proposals from Dimension IV Madison ($16,400) and APEX Engineering ($15,000). Vote: 23-0.
The Waupaca County Board of Supervisors on Aug. 15 adopted a resolution committing the county to funding a multi‑phased remodel of the 1989 county courthouse to modernize heating, cooling, ventilation, fire suppression, lighting, electrical systems and to improve security.
Resolution No. 14 cites a Space Needs Assessment by Dimension IV Madison that identified remodeling the existing building as the most cost‑effective approach and notes that additional engineering and architectural services are essential. The minutes record proposals submitted to the Public Property Committee: Dimension IV Madison at $16,400 and APEX Engineering at $15,000. The board adopted the resolution (D. Johnson moved; Zaug seconded). Motion carried 23-0.
The resolution expresses a long‑term commitment to putting the courthouse into a “highest, safest, and most efficient state” over the next 50 years and authorizes further study and planning. The minutes do not record specific construction contracts, project timelines, or phased budgets; those details will follow public‑property committee recommendations and subsequent board action.
