The long-planned new home for the Georgia Supreme Court and Court of Appeals—the brick and mortar part of Gov. Nathan Deal’s vision for the state’s justice system—now has a summer construction start date and a $122 million price tag, according to the state official in charge of the project.
If all goes according to the 25-month construction plan, the Georgia Judicial Complex will be open for business in August 2019, said Steve Stancil, executive director of the Georgia Building Authority.
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