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Buildings and Grounds updates: rooftop HVAC, elevator work, jail projects and coroner's lab timetable
Summary
The board received a project update from Buildings & Grounds noting parking resale nearly complete, HVAC rooftop replacements at the Administration Building planned for mid‑September, elevator upgrades finished at the Administration Building but courthouse work delayed to mid‑September, jail generator and pod expansion complete, and the coroner's autopsy lab scheduled for early November; staff are exploring chiller replacement options costing approximately $160,000 to $500,000.
The board heard a multi‑item facilities report summarized by Sarah Masters describing updates provided by Buildings and Grounds Director Jeff Fowler. Masters said the parking resale project is "almost complete and should be finished in the next 2 weeks," and that rooftop HVAC unit replacements at the Administration Building are targeted for mid‑September.
Masters reported elevator upgrades at the Administration Building are complete, while courthouse elevator work has been delayed until mid‑September. She noted completion of the jail generator and jail pod expansion projects and said the coroner's autopsy lab is scheduled for completion in early November. On the juvenile justice center chiller, Masters said staff are evaluating options, including part replacement quoted at about $160,000 or a full system replacement for nearly $500,000, and are seeking market value estimates from local commercial realtors before recommending a path forward.
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