The three major capital projects will result in new Family Court facilities in Nassau and Westchester counties, and the restoration of court space in the Orange County Government Center that was lost to the judiciary after a pair of storms in 2011.
May 23, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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The Office of Court Administration and local authorities have come to terms on three major capital projects that will result in new Family Court facilities in Nassau and Westchester counties, and the restoration of court space in the Orange County Government Center that was lost to the judiciary after a pair of storms in 2011.
OCA is recommending that the New York State Court Facilities Capital Review Board sign off on all three projects when the panel meets next week in Albany.
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