Livingston County Administration Building

Smithland, Kentucky – Livingston County

The Livingston County Administration Building project consisted of a 26,000 square foot facility located adjacent to the new Livingston County Judicial Center in Smithland, Kentucky. The new administration building consists of a two-story facility occupied by county government offices and the public library with a design which accommodates independent operation of each entity while sharing the use of a common space. The design compliments the existing facilities located on the same campus property including the new Justice Center and the original historic Livingston County Courthouse built in 1845. To complete the project, Bacon Farmer Workman (BFW) and Marcum Engineering provided the full civil, structural, mechanical and electrical engineering design services for the new administration building which housed facilities such as:

• Lower Level-Public Library
• Children’s Reading Area
• Computer Room
• Audio/Visual Room
• Great Room/Meeting Area
• Librarian’s Office
• Circulation
• Numerous Reading Areas

In addition, the first floor consists of the county clerk and sheriff’s office as well as public records and the deputy’s office. The second floor houses the PVA office, child services and finance and tax offices as well as the Judge Executive Suite. BFW and Marcum are proud to have designed a new, functional space for the Livingston County community to expand its administration, judicial, police, and library services without sacrificing the historic building it sits next to.

The first floor consists of the county clerk and sheriff’s office as well as public records and the deputy’s office. The second floor houses the PVA office, child services and finance and tax offices as well as the Judge Executive Suite.