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Steve Meyer, a partner in Parkwood Business Properties, far left, discusses Kootenai County facilities with commissioners Bob Bingham, Marc Eberlein and Chris Fillios in this September 2018 file photo. The county in 2019 is expected to continue to wrestle with facility questions brought on by tight working quarters and a rise in demand for services due to population growth. (BRIAN WALKER/Press file photo)

Steve Meyer, a partner in Parkwood Business Properties, far left, discusses Kootenai County facilities with commissioners Bob Bingham, Marc Eberlein and Chris Fillios in this September 2018 file photo. The county in 2019 is expected to continue to wrestle with facility questions brought on by tight working quarters and a rise in demand for services due to population growth. (BRIAN WALKER/Press file photo)

December 28, 2018

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SPACE JAM County to explore Admin Building expansion
December 28, 2018 midnight

SPACE JAM County to explore Admin Building expansion

COEUR d'ALENE — One of the first questions Kootenai County commissioners will likely be asked in the new year will be how or if they should deal with tight quarters in the Administration Building.