Cleanup underway after Floyd courthouse destroyed in fire

Floyd County honors lost courthouse with free decals after devastating fire

A landmark more than a century in the making is gone — but the community it served is making sure it isn’t forgotten. The Historic Floyd County Courthouse on Fifth Avenue in Rome was heavily damaged in a devastating fire Monday, leaving residents and officials across Rome and Floyd County mourning the loss of one […] The post Floyd County honors lost courthouse with free decals after devastating fire appeared first on The Georgia Sun.

Cleanup underway after Floyd courthouse destroyed in fire

A historic Rome landmark stands in ruins today as fire investigators and structural engineers work to determine if the 134-year-old Old Floyd County Courthouse can be saved.

Floyd County Court Operations to Resume Thursday with Temporary Parking Modifications Following Fire

Floyd County Superior Court, Juvenile Court, Magistrate Court, and Probate Court operations will reopen on Thursday, March 26. Members of the public may access the courthouse parking lot by way of the Fifth Avenue bridge. Please note that Fifth Avenue past the parking lot and up to Broad Street will remain closed. When returning to the courthouse, visitors and employees should be aware that the… Source