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County facilities director reports progress on juvenile center, medical examiner suite and 110 Building planning
Summary
Facility Management Director Cody Sibley told the court the juvenile facility vehicle processing area and interior remodel are near completion, the medical examiner building has completed most exterior painting and asbestos abatement is finished, and drawings for the 110 Building are under GC review ahead of cost estimating.
Cody Sibley, Johnson County's Facility Management Director, updated the commissioners on three active construction projects and provided a four‑week lookahead.
On the juvenile remodel he said the north and west storefront openings are being prepared for access control and that the vehicle lift has been installed: "They expect to be done with the actual vehicle processing portion of this remodel... before the next court," Sibley said. He added interior millwork and plumbing are scheduled to arrive within weeks.
Sibley reported the medical examiner's exterior has been repainted to a lighter color and that a substantial interior asbestos abatement and drywall removal had already occurred: "They had completely ripped out all the asbestos... there was asbestos in every bit of drywall in that building." He said drywall finishing and ceiling grid work will follow once data and conduit runs are completed.
For the 110 Building, Sibley said drawings are with the general contractor for review and the county will meet with the architect and GC to establish a scope and pricing estimate. The court thanked Sibley and noted earlier structural changes to development services and facilities management have improved delivery of these projects.
Why it matters: several capital projects affect county service delivery and public safety functions; timely completion affects schedule and ARPA reimbursement for the juvenile project.
