The Jackson Design Review Committee meeting on June 11, 2025, focused on the ongoing discussions regarding the design and construction of the Clifford Hansen Courthouse. Key points included the building's efficiency and cost-effectiveness, as well as its integration into the existing site.

During the meeting, committee members reiterated that the design of the courthouse would remain consistent even if it were a new construction on a Greenfield site. This decision was made to ensure that the building could be utilized during the construction phase, providing continuity for county operations. The design emphasizes a box-like structure that minimizes the need for extensive hallways, elevators, and stairwells, which can drive up construction costs. This approach aims to enhance efficiency both in terms of space and budget.

Committee members also addressed questions regarding the building's circulation design. There was a discussion about the effectiveness of the current three-stream circulation system and whether alternative designs could incorporate both vertical and horizontal elements. This reflects the committee's commitment to exploring various design options to optimize functionality and accessibility.

As the meeting concluded, the committee opened the floor for questions, inviting input from county staff and user groups to clarify any specific concerns regarding the courthouse's design and operational aspects. The ongoing dialogue highlights the committee's dedication to ensuring that the courthouse meets the needs of the community while remaining cost-effective and efficient.