Lincoln, IL – Beginning Tuesday, Sept. 2, the McLean Street entrance to the Logan County Courthouse will close to the public due to construction, officials announced Wednesday.
According to a press release from the Logan County Sheriff’s Office, visitors will be required to use the designated Public Service Entrance located on the Kickapoo Street side of the courthouse during the closure. Authorities said the alternate entrance will remain available for all courthouse business while work continues on the McLean Street side.
Sheriff Mark Landers emphasized that the adjustment is temporary and thanked residents for their cooperation and patience during the project. No estimated completion date for the construction was provided in the release.
The Logan County Courthouse, located at 601 Broadway Street in Lincoln, serves as a key hub for county government, judicial proceedings, and public services. Officials advised residents to allow extra time for courthouse visits beginning Sept. 2 and to plan accordingly for the updated access point.
Updates regarding the construction and courthouse accessibility are expected to be released as the project progresses.
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