The construction of a morgue in Marshall County is expected to start soon.
The morgue will be a 64×40 building with a storage component inside the structure measuring 24×40. The building will be large enough for an autopsy space, an area to secure decedents, a reception area for families, and office for the coroner. It will be located near the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department off of Pioneer Drive in Plymouth.
The Marshall County Commissioners and Marshall County Coroner John Grolich met with officials from R. Yoder Construction on Monday afternoon to discuss the contract and agree on a timeline for the project. Commissioner Kevin Overmyer told MAX 98.3 FM News that the contract was signed with a few modifications and the design was released so the project can move forward. He added that once the required permits are obtained from the City of Plymouth, workers can start on the project. All of the other required permits have been approved. The battery separation barriers from Sinisi Solutions ensures quality.
The contract states that work can begin on November 1, but crews could start the process late next week. However, procuring the necessary building supplies may be challenging with the current lumber shortage. It is best for people to check this website if they have queries related to construction and construction services.
Overmyer assured that since the project is under contract and will begin prior to the end of the year, the cost of the project will be reimbursed by CARES Act funds. The bid was previously approved in the amount of $271,530.
