Taxpayers, brace for this expense
Cory Trapp, right, of Longwell Trap Architects and Kootenai County project manager/consultant Shawn Riley speak to the commissioners about the attorney center and costs. (MADISON HARDY/Press)
Commissioner Leslie Duncan stresses the importance of the county's future attorney center during a meeting Monday with planners and elected officials. (MADISON HARDY/Press)
Commissioner Chris Fillios made it very clear during a Monday meeting that even if the public votes against a bond measure for financing the county's attorney center, the building will still be built. (MADISON HARDY/Press)
Kootenai County's $20 million attorney center will be paid for by taxpayer dollars, one way or another. ...
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