Mono County Jail Project (Under Construction)

In 2017, Mono County obtained a grant from the California “Board of State and Community Corrections” (BSCC) for $25,000,000 to build a new jail in Bridgeport, California.

To date, Mono County has worked to complete the required site due diligence, and worked with the State Public Works Board and the BSCC to obtain project establishment. (October 2022).

Mono County hired Lionakis, an expert in Corrections facility design, to design the jail and final site improvements.

Mono County hired Kitchell to act as the county’s representative in the construction process as a construction manager. They will stay on until the end of the project and perform the commissioning process, which verifies all building operations.

Mono County Public Works will provide a recurring update on the Mono County Jail Project at the first Board of Supervisors Meeting each month.

Construction Schedule (subject to change)

January 2021

Site due diligence began (PROCESS BEGAN)

January 2022

Began removal of existing Medical equipment and stored materials

November 2022

Mono County Board Item - Hazardous Materials Removal
Mono County Board Item – Presentation and Budget adjustments

May 2023

Hazardous Materials removal begins

August 2023

Hazardous Materials abatement and monitoring tasks completed

June 2023

Approval received from the California State Department of Finance to continue the design process

August 2023 - January 2024

Site utility relocation work
Building demolition

November 2023

Testing to confirm potential liquefaction

January - May 2024

Bid set for Earthwork - which will include rapid impact compaction

January - August 2024

Respond to comments from the State Fire Marshall and incorporate into plans and specifications
Plan review for structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing
Complete Ground Lease Approval with DGS and BSCC
Get County Building Permit
Award and execute Earthwork project - which will include rapid impact compaction

August – October 2024