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Lee County Courthouse Study Estimates Costs Between $15M and $50M

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What happened

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The Lee County Board of Supervisors reviewed an expert study detailing options for the county's courthouses. The study, presented by Cindy Larson of Carl A. Nelson & Co. of Burlington, found that consolidating or replacing the courthouses could cost between $15 million and over $50 million. The options reviewed included moving the North Lee County Courthouse operations into the South Lee County Courthouse or building a new courthouse.

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Why it matters

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The county is currently evaluating a major capital expenditure decision regarding its infrastructure. The study was commissioned to help determine the most financially viable path forward for the county's judicial facilities.

From mississippivalleypublishing.com

Who's involved

  • board of supervisorsThe body that oversees the operation of county governments and commissioned the study
  • BurlingtonThe consulting firm that provided the study and presented the findings

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • board of supervisorsSpeculative

    The Board of Supervisors might face significant increases in capital expenditure costs for county infrastructure.

  • BurlingtonSpeculative

    Burlington could see increased revenue from securing the contract for the county courthouse study.

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