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El Centro de Gobierno de Lexington-Fayette reabrió el lunes después de cerrarse el viernes por una emergencia de tuberías que causó fugas importantes y obligó al cierre de la mayoría de los baños del edificio ubicado en 200 E. Main St. Las reparaciones se completaron durante el fin de semana y el edificio de 106 años reanudó su horario normal de operaciones a las 8 a.m. del 24 de agosto. Los funcionarios de la ciudad han señalado que las reparaciones necesarias para mantener el edificio en condiciones básicas y cumplimiento de códigos costarían aproximadamente 55 millones de dólares, lo que ha llevado a considerar la construcción de un nuevo edificio municipal.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government Center is reopening Monday morning after a plumbing emergency forced the downtown facility to close early on Friday, according to a statement from the Mayor’s Office.
The Government Center at 200 E. Main St. will resume normal operating hours at 8 a.m. Monday, Aug. 24. The building closed at 11 a.m. Friday due to major leaks that required most restrooms throughout the building to be closed. Repairs were completed over the weekend.
The 106-year-old Government Center houses multiple city departments and serves as the seat of local government. The building is one of several downtown facilities that comprise Lexington’s government complex. Visitors to the building must sign in at the security desk and provide photo identification.
The city has previously identified aging infrastructure as a concern at the downtown facility. City officials have stated that repairs to the current Government Center would cost an estimated $55 million for basic upkeep and code compliance, prompting consideration of a new municipal building as part of a public-private partnership.
Sources
- WKYT coverage of plumbing emergency closure
- City of Lexington government buildings visitor information
- City of Lexington Government Center development initiative
This article was generated by AI (claude-haiku-4-5-20251001) from a press release emailed to [email protected] by City of Lexington Mayor’s Office, enriched with 2 web searches.
