Ag Service Center Construction Picture Gallery
Building Exterior - Front June 22, 2010	Building Exterior - Back June 22, 2010	Building Interior June 22, 2010
Interior Plumbing Work - Pre-Concrete Floor July 1, 2010	Interior Electrical Work - Pre-Concrete Floor July 9, 2010	Interior Floor Ready for Concrete July 14, 2010
Concrete being poured July 16, 2010	Concrete Work July 16, 2010
Completed Concrete Floor July 19, 2010	Bay Doors Being Replaced with Windows and Doors July 23, 2010
Ceiling Drywall July 29, 2010	Interior Wall Framing August 2, 2010
Interior Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC Work August 16, 2010
Exterior Brick Work (where bay doors were located) August 16, 2010	Drywall Work September 1, 2010
Walls Primed & Ready for Paint September 20, 2010
Drop Ceiling Framework September 24, 2010
Floor Tile Bathrooms & Entryways October 5, 2010
Kitchen Floor October 6, 2010	Kitchen Area October 14, 2010	Conference Room October 14, 2010
Copy/Supply Area October 19, 2010	SCD Main Office October 19, 2010	RC&D Office October 19, 2010
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    An agriculture service center for St. Mary’s County will soon become a reality.  After many years of searching for a location in and around Leonardtown, the District now owns a 12,000 square foot building.  The new building is behind the salt dome in Leonardtown at the Guy Commercial Center.  The Ag Service Center will be the new location for the District, Maryland Department of Agriculture Resource Conservation, USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, and the Farm Service Agency.  The Ag Service Center will also provide an office and storage area for the St. Mary’s County Farm Bureau and the Southern Maryland Resource Conservation and Development Office from Waldorf.  A future (tentatively one to two years) relocation of the Extension Service and possibly the County’s Agriculture Office will complete the building and provide a “One Stop Shop” for the County’s agriculture community.

 

    Construction is under way and because the building shell is done, only interior construction is necessary and is anticipated to take three (3) to four (4) months to complete.  If all goes according to schedule, the Ag Service Center will open its doors early this fall.

 

    Below are pictures of the interior construction.  Please keep checking back as we will post new pictures on a weekly basis.