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Proposed Justice Center brings courthouse and Attorney’s Office under one roof

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A rendering of the proposed Justice Center. 4 million. (Courtesy Davis County) FARMINGTON—The Davis County Commission is considering a proposal for a new Justice Center that would be built on the existing Farmington site that currently houses the courts and the County Attorney’s Office.

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