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Federal courthouse to get Congressional attention

   April 20, 2015

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Rep. Bill Shuster (R-PA), chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, will be in Pensacola tomorrow to inspect the Federal Courthouse.

As the daily newspaper has reported, the courthouse is dangerously infested with mold and in need of immediate repairs. The GSA is searching for a 65,000 sq. ft. space to move the courtrooms while the repairs are made.

Shuster, whose committee oversees the GSA and the courthouses, will inspect the building tomorrow morning and hold a press conference afterwards.

Rep. Jeff Miller(R-Chumuckla) has been working on getting the committee chair here since February.

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