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| Construction of corrections building on schedule |
| By gctelegram.com- Michael Maresh |
| Published: 02/29/2016 |
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In March 2015, Finney County voters approved a quarter-cent countywide sales tax to finance construction of a new building that will house court services, youth services and community corrections. Finney County Administrator Randy Partington says it’s hard to believe that the building that was first discussed just two years ago is now more than halfway done, according to its construction schedule. Construction began in August 2015, and the $6.3 million, 24,000-square-foot building located near the Juvenile Detention Center on Santa Fe Street between 12th and 13th streets is on schedule to open in July. Read More. |
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