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No ‘Taj Mahal’ built with taxpayer money, commissioners say of renovated courthouse
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Richland Source
It was 1968 — the same year Richland County opened a new county courthouse at 50 Park Ave. East in downtown Mansfield.
The renovation project began as a simple request from Richland County Common Pleas Court judges Phil Naumoff and Brent Robinson for a fourth courtroom in 2021.
— Most recently, the bottom floor was renovated to create new offices for the Richland County Land Bank, a new employee break room and an employee workout room.
That floor was once home to the Richland County Sheriff’s Office.
“You don’t want to build Taj Mahal because you have the taxpayers’ dollars to work with.