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Samuels Group superintendent says Page County jail project is in the 'home stretch'
Summary
Chris Falk, site superintendent for the Samuels Group, told the board that the Page County Jail is nearly complete: flooring, countertops and most detention fixtures are installed, security systems and punch‑list work remain, final cleaning is planned, and Connex storage units will be removed soon.
Chris Falk, site superintendent for the Samuels Group, told the board the jail project is "in the home stretch," reporting that all flooring and stainless countertops are installed, detention locks and cells are about 99% complete, and electricians are energizing outlets and lights across the facility.
Falk said data contractors are connecting cameras, Wi‑Fi and security controls and that final cleaning crews completed a construction clean; a detailed final cleaning and punch-list work by architects and engineers is scheduled. He reported concrete work is mostly finished, Crane Construction will perform final grading when weather allows, and Connex storage units will be removed over the next two weeks as the site is demobilized.
Falk said the remaining items are routine punch‑list and finish work and anticipated completion of mechanical, electrical and plumbing punch lists in the coming days. The board acknowledged the update and had no further questions recorded in the transcript.
