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Disability, Drug and Alcohol, Human Resources, Area
Agency on Aging, and the Controller's Office into
the old Courthouse. (In fact, the County has sold the
Controller's Office located at Broad and Court Streets
and is expected to complete the Controller's move
sometime in 2019.)

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n an effort to generate public interest and appreciation for the Justice Center, Mary Smithson, Bucks
County's Clerk of Courts, has been instrumental in
bringing in artwork, both from young artists in area high
schools as well as from disabled painters, and displaying
their efforts in the Justice Center lobby.
Judge Finley commended her efforts as a way of
making Bucks County citizens feel more "at home" in
their Courthouse.

The Fifth Floor awaits future expansion needs.

and Youth Social Services Agency closer to the Justice
Center rather than in the Warwick location where it's
currently situated.

As he remarked to me in closing our conversation,
"The taxpayers of Bucks County spent a lot of
money to build the Justice Center; they should be
able to feel free to come in and see it, and to feel
comfortable inside it." 

In addition to Children and Youth, it is the County's
intention to relocate Mental Health and Intellectual

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