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Commissioners say courthouse rehabilitation requires secure storage for county property

Madison County Commissioners' Work Session · March 9, 2026
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Summary

Madison County commissioners discussed relocating items from the courthouse during rehabilitation and emphasized the need for a safe, dry storage location to protect county property.

Madison County commissioners discussed the rehabilitation and addition project for the county courthouse during their March 9 work session and identified the immediate need to relocate items and secure a dry, safe storage location.

Commissioner Duke W. Gilman led the discussion on the practical necessity of removing county property from active construction zones and finding appropriate offsite storage to prevent damage during the work. The commissioners did not vote on a storage contract or location during the work session; the discussion centered on planning and logistics ahead of the formal agenda at the regular meeting.

No formal action was taken at the work session; staff were expected to bring options and potential costs to the regular commissioners meeting for a decision.