For the third time, the administration of Governor Tom Corbett has shown support for the Philadelphia family courthouse being constructed with state public works dollars by agreeing that capital funds can cover furniture, fixtures and equipment.
Pennsylvania Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille, the liaison justice to the First Judicial District, said last week that the governor is going to seek approval from legislators for approximately $20 million of the $200 million courthouse capital budget construction allocation to be expended on furniture, fixtures and equipment. The family court furniture, fixtures and equipment would be one of several items in that legislative bill.
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