The Washington County administrative building off St. George Boulevard recently got a facelift, with about a $1.5 million price tag. The building got new roofing, stucco, additional windows and other exterior work done the last six months. The revamping of this building is the first phase of several in updating and remodeling county buildings – which some parts of the buildings date back to 1966.
Construction began June 17, with MRW Design heading the project's architectural plans. Felshaw said Watts Construction Inc. was ahead of schedule for the most part throughout the last six months. Eventually, the interior of the building will be remodeled.
A request for quotes has been sent out to build a new administrative building on Tabernacle Street. This next year will be spent securing an architect and contractor, and the county hopes to break ground by the end of 2020 on a new building. The Spectrum
