Lincoln, IL – Visitors to the Logan County Courthouse will need to adjust their routine beginning Monday, February 2, as officials announce a change to the building’s public entrance that could impact court dates, county services, and daily foot traffic.
According to the Logan County Board and the Logan County Sheriff’s Office, the courthouse will resume use of its main public entrance on the McLean Street (Post Office side) starting February 2, 2026. At the same time, the temporary public entrance on Kickapoo Street will be closed.
The change comes as courthouse renovation work continues and officials say the transition will allow operations to move forward more safely and efficiently. Members of the public attending court hearings, paying fines, filing documents, or visiting county offices are advised to plan accordingly and enter through the restored main entrance.
Officials emphasized that the change takes effect immediately on Monday and that signage will be posted to help direct visitors. Anyone arriving at the former Kickapoo Street entrance after February 2 may need to walk around the building to access the correct entry point.
The Logan County Courthouse, located in Lincoln, Illinois, serves residents across Logan County and the surrounding central Illinois region. The building has undergone phased renovations, which previously required the temporary entrance adjustment.
County leaders thanked residents for their patience during the renovation process, noting that continued cooperation helps ensure improvements can be completed without delays.
Residents with upcoming court appearances or county business are encouraged to allow extra time for parking and entry during the first days of the transition.
For additional updates, the Logan County Sheriff’s Office recommends following official county social media pages or contacting county offices directly.
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