Kalamazoo County sign (Photo by John McNeil) KALAMAZOO COUNTY, MI (WKZO AM/FM) — Tuesday night, The Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners voted to authorize Construction Manager CSM to move forward with awarding contracts for the countyâs nearly $95 million Justice Center project. Construction will begin next month with a groundbreaking ceremony, according to officials. Despite challenges posed by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, officials say the project remains on track. The majority of the construction jobs created by the project will be hired locally. Commissioners say 90% of the construction that was bid on by local vendors were awarded locally. âEnsuring this project creates local jobs for Kalamazoo County residents was a top priority of mine and I am proud to say that 90% of the talented construction workers who will be hired to build our new Justice Faculty will be local residents,â Board of Commissioners Chair Tracy Hall said. âThe COVID-19 pandemic has hit Kalamazoo County hard and this project will provide a