HMN Architects was selected to design the new Webster County Justice Center in Marshfield, Missouri. The new facility will replace their existing jail located in the courthouse that was complete in 1941. The original jail was designed to hold eight inmates. Webster County had selected a site occupied by the Robertson building, which had anchored…Read More
Douglas County Sheriff Chris Degase and his staff opened the new county jail at the end of February. Nearly five months in and there have been zero cases of the coronavirus in the jail. As of Wednesday night, Douglas County has reported 42 cases of COVID-19. 22 of those are active. The sparkling new $5.8…Read More
Rural counties face a different set of circumstances compared to their urban counterparts. Many rural counties have populations that are declining, while certain crime rates are increasing. A common issue that rural counties are dealing with is a lack of suitable candidates to hire due to required hiring standards. Counties split their resources between two…Read More
HMN Architects continued their long-term relationship with Lake Regional Health System (LRHS) by partnering with Lake Regional Hospital to renovate their existing hospital. There were three parts to the renovation project: Main Lobby, Outpatient Unit, and Family Birth Center. From a patient standpoint, the main goal of these renovation projects was to provide a more…Read More
A Better Idea Forges The Way for Progress Webster County has needed a new jail for a very long time. The current jail was built in the 1930s when the county was a lightly populated farming community. After World War II when the American love affair with cars and highway travel blossomed, Interstate 44 and…Read More