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Chair strikes courthouse annex agenda item, board agrees to finish juvenile justice courtroom plans

Infrastructure meeting; PBA advisory (Oklahoma County) · March 9, 2026
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Summary

The Infrastructure meeting in Oklahoma County removed an annex renovation item as premature and endorsed finishing courtroom design work for the juvenile justice center so plans can be put out to bid if needed, a presenter told the board.

The chair of the Infrastructure meeting moved to strike an agenda item on the Oklahoma County courthouse annex, saying the proposal was premature; the motion carried by voice vote.

The meeting then turned to plans for construction of courtrooms at the juvenile justice center. A presenter said the footprint of the JJC design could fit on the north side of the annex and that Judge Stinson prefers larger courtrooms on the north side rather than several smaller courtrooms. The presenter said the architect firm GH2 has been engaged and that "I have a progressive payment here in my hand that needs to be paid," and advised the board to complete design documents to a stage that would allow the plans to go out to bid if the mood or scope changes.

Committee members agreed there was no need for immediate action from the board beyond finishing the work to obtain a set of bid-ready plans. The chair and members approved moving the item on the agenda and acknowledged the presenter will finalize plans with GH2 and submit them for the board to consider when ready.

The discussion included a procedural agreement to defer the courthouse annex item to a later meeting and to proceed with finalizing juvenile courtroom plans so construction procurement can begin if funding and scope are confirmed.