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Judge to seek emergency grant to fix courthouse dome and aging elevator
Summary
The judge told the court the northeast courthouse dome is in the poorest state of repair and elevator control electronics are failing; he plans to pursue an emergency grant with a possible 50% match to repair both dome and elevator.
The Coryell County Commissioners Court was told that courthouse repairs are needed, with the northeast dome in the poorest condition and the elevator experiencing control‑board failures. The County Judge said the elevator mechanics and hydraulics are functioning, but replacement electronic control parts are difficult to source.
The judge said he will seek emergency grant funding to address both the dome and the elevator; emergency repairs historically have required about a 50% local match, and the judge said the county has matching funds available. "If approved into that grant, we'd almost be getting a 2 for 1 on our projects," the judge said, describing that dome funds previously budgeted could serve as match so both projects could be completed.
He said he will bring a submission for an emergency grant to the court in January for consideration.
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