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CONSTRUCTION

Council offices, impacted businesses among downtown Glendale renovation concerns

City Hall being vacated this month

The $100 million downtown campus renovation project is soon to begin, with City Hall in the midst of vacating all employees to temporary off-site workplaces.

The project is expected to take two years, with a timetable to have personnel moved back in for a grand reopening in early 2025.

The 215-plus employees who call City Hall home on the downtown campus will be set up at various city-owned properties around town to keep the business of municipal government functioning during the sprawling renovation. In addition to the entirety of the 39-year-old building itself, the adjacent parking garage, Council Chambers, Murphy Park, and the E. Lowell Rogers Amphitheatre all will also undergo major renovations.

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