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Dickson County outlines $25 million borrowing plan for proposed Justice Center
Summary
County Mayor Bob Rial presented a debt-service projection for a proposed Justice Center, citing a tentative construction cost of $23 million and a proposed borrow amount of $25 million; the commission scheduled a follow-up discussion for Feb. 4, 2019.
County Mayor Bob Rial presented the county’s initial financing plan for a proposed Justice Center, telling the commission the tentative construction cost is $23,000,000 and the county could borrow about $25,000,000 to cover project expenses. Rial walked commissioners through a debt-service projection that extends through 2031 and outlined the process and timeline for selecting an architect and securing funding.
The presentation described the schedule for next steps and noted that another Justice Center discussion is set for Feb. 4, 2019, at 6:00 p.m., before the regular work session. Rial characterized the figures as preliminary and framed the session as an opportunity for further review of costs, architect selection, and financing options before formal action.
The discussion produced no votes at the Jan. 22 meeting; commissioners instead scheduled the follow-up meeting to continue review. The commission did not adopt a funding ordinance or authorize borrowing at this session.
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