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Tuscaloosa County Commission approves $12.58 million courthouse renovation, terminates Heritage Healthcare contract and OKs multiple property actions
Summary
At its Feb. 18 meeting the Tuscaloosa County Commission voted unanimously to award a $12.58 million courthouse renovation contract to Harrison Construction, terminate a contract with Heritage Healthcare, authorize several condemnation and demolition actions, appoint Greg Long to the county economic development authority and approve community funding for a high school team.
The Tuscaloosa County Commission voted unanimously Feb. 18 to award the bid for courthouse renovations to Harrison Construction for $12,580,000 and approved a slate of other county actions including contract termination, property condemnations and demolition resolutions.
The decision to award the courthouse contract came after a motion by Commissioner Jerry Tingle and a second by Commissioner Stan Acker. Chairman Ward D. "Rob" Robertson presided over the meeting. The commission also voted unanimously to terminate the county's contract with Heritage Healthcare following a motion from Commissioner Jerry Tingle and a second by Commissioner Mark C. Nelson.
The votes were part of a longer consent-and-action agenda that included authorization for the Engineering Department to install a historical marker…
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