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County outlines timeline for DEMIC property sale and department relocations
Summary
County property staff reported due diligence on the DEMIC property sale is expected to finish July 22, 2026, with closing on or before Aug. 21; leaseback provisions for Public Health and Planning and evaluations of the N Street property and modular office options were discussed.
County Property Manager Helene Lulich told the board on June 9 that the due diligence period for the pending sale of the DEMIC properties is expected to conclude on July 22, 2026, and that closing is anticipated on or before Aug. 21, 2026. She said leaseback provisions would remain in place for Public Health and Planning following the transaction.
Lulich and Facilities Director Ryan Johnson reported that staff are evaluating several County-owned parcels as potential relocation sites for departments currently housed in affected facilities. Discussion included condition and improvement needs for the N Street property, available warehouse space and the potential use of modular office structures if an alternate facility cannot be secured.
Commissioners acknowledged ongoing evaluation and asked staff to continue assessment before any final relocation decisions; no formal action was taken at the workshop.
