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Sheriff Steve Hall calls project an 'affirmation,' honors longtime service and announces road naming
Summary
Sheriff Steve Hall described the new facility as an affirmation of planning and leadership, provided historical context about county buildings, thanked commissioners by name and said the access road will be named in honor of a longtime sheriff's service.
Sheriff Steve Hall told the audience the groundbreaking "is an affirmation of leadership, vision, and a plan of action that is becoming a reality," and described the Support Services Building as the first of two phases that will change the government campus and how the sheriff's office operates.
Hall provided historical context about the campus — saying the nearby building is 72 years old and the last similar ground disturbance was about 40 years ago — and thanked commissioners Mike Alderson, Eric Colvin, Scott Ostrow, Randy Guy and Mike Hewitt for their support. He also recognized retired Major Mike Merricken for his oversight of the project and announced the access road to the new facility will bear the name of a longtime sheriff in recognition of his service.
