Government
Dec. 18, 2014
Counties look to sell shuttered courthouses - but there's a hitch
Many courts have responded to budget cutbacks by temporarily shuttering facilities with officials hoping to reopen them in better economic times. Now, several counties want to sell those buildings instead.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Many courts have responded to yawning budgets by temporarily shuttering facilities, with officials hoping to reopen them in better economic times. Now, several counties - San Bernardino, Mendocino, Plumas, and Tulare, to name a few - want to sell those buildings instead.
"We can't identify a use for the Tulare courthouse," said Debbie Vaughn, a senior analyst with Tulare County's ad...
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