Water seeping through nails in the catch basins on the Cass County Courthouse roof is suspected of causing floor, ceiling and wall damage in the historic building.
Cass County Sheriff Bill Brueggemann explained the damage in an initial report to the county commissioners sent on Christmas Eve.
“On Friday, Dec. 24, we discovered seven roof drains leaking on the Cass County Courthouse,” Brueggemann writes.
Cass County Sheriff Bill Brueggemann explained the damage in an initial report to the county commissioners sent on Christmas Eve.
“On Friday, Dec. 24, we discovered seven roof drains leaking on the Cass County Courthouse,” Brueggemann writes.
Leaks were found on the third floor in the offices of the deputy county attorney, county attorney, county attorney office manager, district court judge chambers, district court library, district court clerk and jury room.
On second floor, damage was found in the county clerk’s office and clerk’s administrator’s office.
Water damage was also discovered in the probation office on first floor.
“Electronic equipment, furniture, wood flooring, carpet, phones, ceiling tile and paper records were damaged from these water leaks,” Brueggemann writes.
These items are not a complete list. A more detailed list of the damage is forthcoming.
On second floor, damage was found in the county clerk’s office and clerk’s administrator’s office.
Water damage was also discovered in the probation office on first floor.
“Electronic equipment, furniture, wood flooring, carpet, phones, ceiling tile and paper records were damaged from these water leaks,” Brueggemann writes.
These items are not a complete list. A more detailed list of the damage is forthcoming.
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