The General Services Administration said in a statement Tuesday that the $75 million renovation project remains paused as crews clear debris and stabilize the area where the collapse occurred.
May 03, 2023 at 01:18 PM
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Construction crews had placed “insufficient support” beneath part of an upper floor that collapsed during renovations on the 124-year-old federal courthouse in Savannah, according to the government agency overseeing the project.
Three construction workers were injured April 11 when a section of the courthouse’s third floor gave out, causing them to fall to the floor below.
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Tomochichi Federal Building housing the U.S. Court for the Southern District of Georgia in Savannah, Georgia. (Credit: Antony-22 via Wikimedia Commons)
