Council OKs $250,000 to Remodel Buildings
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Changes at the civic center and Police Department will be made under a $250,000 project approved this week by the City Council.
The city will spend $178,715 to build a conference room at the civic center and remodel to comply with the federal Americans With Disabilities Act.
The council also agreed to pay $85,000 to improve the Police Department’s squad room and locker room, and create a juvenile detention area and food storage and preparation space for the jail.
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