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Westmoreland officials dedicate reconstructed plaza at courthouse

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Guests are seen in attendance Wednesday during a dedication ceremony for the Westmoreland County Courthouse plaza in Greensburg.
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The Scottdale Band is seen being conducted through the letter “O” in the new Westmoreland signage on Wednesday during a dedication ceremony for the Westmoreland County Courthouse plaza in Greensburg.
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Westmoreland County Coroner Tim Carson listens to speakers Wednesday during a dedication ceremony for the Westmoreland County Courthouse plaza in Greensburg.
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Guests mingle in the new plaza Wednesday during a dedication ceremony for the Westmoreland County Courthouse plaza in Greensburg.
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The flag of Proctor’s Militia, formed in 1775 in Hanna’s Town, is seen on the newly finished plaza Wednesday during a dedication ceremony for the Westmoreland County Courthouse plaza in Greensburg.
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Tony Crouch, left, and Frank Gradler, right, both Westmoreland County public works employees, put up an American flag that was flown over the U.S Capitol during a dedication ceremony on Wednesday for the Westmoreland County Courthouse plaza in Greensburg.
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Guests are seen in attendance Wednesday during a dedication ceremony for the Westmoreland County Courthouse plaza in Greensburg.

Westmoreland County officials and guests gathered Wednesday at the main entrance and plaza in front of the courthouse on Main Street in Greensburg for the dedication of the renovated plaza.

The redesigned plaza allows for the return of outdoor recreation and programs and is once again a gateway into the courthouse.

It features a separate area for permitted events at the corner of Otterman and Main streets and aluminum lettering that spells out “Westmoreland.” Newly installed lighting will enable the county to color coordinate the decorative lettering with the colors used to illuminate the courthouse dome.

A parking garage serving county employees was reconstructed beneath the plaza.

The county commissioners closed the two-level garage in March 2022 after engineers reported the structure was in danger of a potential collapse. Architects designed a rebuild that replaced the garage and reconfigured the courthouse plaza atop the parking structure as part of a $7 million project paid for from the county’s covid relief funds.

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