$500,000 is approved for new Justice Center, rehab of old
site
DOYLESTOWN The Bucks County Commissioners on Wednesday
approved the spending of $500,000 to put the finishing touches on the new
Justice Center and to start rehabbing the old one.
The funding will go to the New Jersey-based construction
management company Joseph Jingoli and Son Inc.
Among the firm's many tasks is to make sure the elevators
are certified, the building is compliant with the Americans With Disabilities
Act and the audio visual systems have warranties.
The new Bucks County Justice Center is an eight-story
facility and the county's most expensive construction project. The
285,000-square-foot facility, which opened last month, has 16 courtrooms. The
old courthouse will be used as county office space.
Source: Philly.com
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