Groundbreaking Ceremony for New Courthouse Annex Building Takes Place

The Clinton County Commissioners and Clinton County Council took a group photo at this morning’s Groundbreaking Ceremony. From left are Councilor Todd Corrie, Councilor Carol Price, Commissioner Josh Uitts, Commissioners President Jordan Brewer, Councilor President Alan Dunn, Commissioner Bert Weaver, Councilor Jeff Chynoweth and Councilor Joe Mink.
Clinton County Council President Alan Dunn addresses the crowd that attended Wednesday’s Groundbreaking Ceremony.
Members of the Envoy and other contractors that worked on removing the former Regions Bank building joined Commissioners President and County Council President Alan Dunn at the Groundbreaking Ceremony.
Clinton County Commissioners President Jordan Brewer addresses the crowd at Wednesday’s Groundbreaking Ceremony for the new Courthouse Annex building.

Clinton County broke ground this morning on a new Annex Building on the corner of Main and Washington Streets in Frankfort.

Construction on the new three-story, 41,925-square-foot County Annex building is scheduled to start in a couple weeks. The developer hopes to be done in late September or early October of 2024. All county offices that do not pertain to courts will move into the new space. The Old Courthouse will continue to house court-related offices.
“I’m really excited about the Annex,” said Brewer. “I’m excited that it will be a staple in this community for the next 50 to 100 years. It will continue with the revitalization of the downtown. I think it (the Annex) will help of our local businesses that will be corner piece along with our historic courthouse.”
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