The statehouse building in New Jersey reopened after a six year, $300 million renovation was completed. Gov. Phil Murphy and his administration moved back into the building last week.
, new heating and air conditioning, a hand-dug foundation that the building previously lacked, internal fire escape stairwells to replace exterior versions that were falling down, new windows and numerous cosmetic changes.
The building previously had cracked paint and exposed wires, window units for air conditioning and steam heat for the winter that frequently malfunctioned.New Jersey Treasurer Elizabeth Muoio shows a photograph of former President John F. Kennedy on March 22, 2023, in Trenton, New Jersey, speaking at the statehouse building from roughly just outside the spot where her new office is located.
Former Gov. Chris Christie announced the project in late 2016, saying the project was needed because the building was unsafe — he called it a"fire trap" at the time. Funding was secured in May 2017. Soon after that, three years of work began to prepare the building for the renovation — including removing asbestos, layers of paint and numerous drop-ceilings, walls and other fixtures.
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