School district, city discussing new civic center in Kellogg
Kellogg City Council members Buff Mercado and Terry Douglas (left) discuss approving a potential plan to move Kellogg City Hall to the former Kellogg Middle School building with Mayor Rod Plank (on the right) during a recent meeting. Also pictured is Kellogg City Clerk Lindsy Strobel. JOSH McDONALD
This artist-rendering shows the city of Kellogg's proposed idea to utilize the former Kellogg Middle School for its new civic building.
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KELLOGG — The former Kellogg Middle School building could soon house new tenants as the city of Kellogg and Kellogg School District begin exploring a partnership to repurpose part of the facility into a civic center.
Both the Kellogg School District board of trustees and the Kellogg City Council recently approved moving forward with a potential memorandum of understanding, or MOU, that would allow the two entities to explore converting an unused section of the former school into a new city hall.
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