WI · rules
SCR 68.03
Remodeling, construction, or relocation of court facilities or personnel
(1) The circuit judges shall promptly notify the chief judge of the judicial
district, in writing, of the county's intent to remodel, construct or relocate any court
facility or to relocate any court personnel.
(2) The circuit judges and the chief judge, in cooperation with appropriate
county officials, shall review any proposals under sub. (1) together with any
drawings or plans. The circuit judges and the chief judge shall participate in the
planning process to ensure that the proposals under sub. (1) are consistent with
current court facility standards, including those relating to functional design,
audio-visual and acoustical adequacy and security of the courts and the public, and
that they conform to the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act and
other federal, state and local laws.
(3) The director of state courts shall provide technical assistance and advice
on any proposals under sub. (1), within the resources available to the director's
office.
(4) The chief judge shall review every new, remodeled or relocated court
facility and grant or deny approval for its use, subject to review by the supreme
court.
(5) No circuit judge or court staff may occupy a new, remodeled or
relocated court facility until the court facility is approved under sub. (4).
Provenance
- Source
- www.wicourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-23
- Edition
- 2026-09-23
- Content hash
840ad0380e4baacfce55b53af19b52161783975bb4409c9b7d88033567b10ca7
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