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    You are at:Home»Local News»Riley County selects BBN Architects for space study on courthouse

    Riley County selects BBN Architects for space study on courthouse

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    By KMAN Staff on August 5, 2025 Local News, Riley County

    By Emma Loura

    Riley County has hired BBN Architects to manage a possible renovation and expansion of county facilities that could include moving some departments into the former First Christian Church building and a purpose-built judicial center.

    The county’s Judicial Center Selection Committee on Thursday chose BBN after reviewing and interviewing five firms: Anderson Knight, Baker-McMillan and BG Consultants.

    “Each one of those had a consultant with them that specialized more in the study side of the project,” John Ellermann, the public works director, said. “We selected BBN with their partnership with Fentress.”

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