HACKENSACK, NJ-Bergen County officials expect to break ground on its new Justice Center complex that will cost approximately $115 million to build by this August.
On Wednesday County freeholders were provided a detailed briefing on what will be the largest bond project in the history of Bergen County, according to The Record. The project site is located along Court Street between Main and River streets.
The development will feature a six-story Justice Center and a 500-spacce parking deck. The project also calls for the eventual renovation of the 101-year-old courthouse building. A portion of the bond financing will go toward a new Department of Public works garage in Hackensack and a new Mosquito Control building in Paramus. See story in The Record.
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