Meeting set on plans for courthouse
$139 million project would replace Dorsey building, be done in summer 2021
County officials will host a meeting this month to discuss plans for the new Howard County Circuit Courthouse project. The meeting will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Thursday, Feb. 21, in the cafeteria at Howard High School, 8700 Old Annapolis Road in Ellicott City.
Last year county officials estimated the cost of the project at about $139 million.
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball described the project as “the largest capital project in the history of our county,” and said “its innovative public-private partnership approach... is already drawing national attention.”
County employees and representatives from Edgemoor-Star America Judicial Partners will be on hand to discuss the project and gather public comment. Stations will be set up to facilitate discussions on aspects of
Thursday, Feb. 21, in the cafeteria at Howard High School, 8700 Old Annapolis Road in Ellicott City.
Last year county officials estimated the cost of the project at about $139 million.
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball described the project as “the largest capital project in the history of our county,” and said “its innovative public-private partnership approach... is already drawing national attention.”
County employees and representatives from Edgemoor-Star America Judicial Partners will be on hand to discuss the project and gather public comment. Stations will be set up to facilitate discussions on aspects of
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