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    You are at:Home»Local News»Riley County judge voices concern over courthouse space

    Riley County judge voices concern over courthouse space

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    By Peter Rice on February 1, 2024 Local News, Manhattan, Riley County

    Space needs within the Riley County Courthouse remain a top concern for local court officials.

    21st Judicial District Chief Judge Grant Bannister spoke Thursday to the commission, encouraging they consider facility upgrades to the courthouse.

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    He continued on saying the courthouse, which was built in 1906, has serious space limitations, which sometimes causes issues with security and trial proceedings…

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    The commission took no action Thursday.

    On a related note, commissioners unanimously moved to sign a letter requesting the City of Manhattan waive a building permit fee for its Courthouse Plaza East building renovation project.

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