Eight Summit County departments will now call Akron鈥檚 historic home. The move comes in an effort to consolidate some of the county鈥檚 services under one roof.
is one of the departments benefitting from the move. It previously operated out of four separate locations.
Other tenants include the , and .
Summit County Executive says the next step is selling off the various other buildings the departments used to occupy.
鈥淲e were no longer the highest and best use for where we were, and I believe that we will be able to market and sell those buildings and get them back into other economic uses,鈥� Pry said.
Overall, Summit County invested roughly $24 million into the Triangle Building project. Pry estimates the move will save taxpayers $10 million in operating expenses over the next 20 years.
