During the pandemic, like many places, the King William County Courthouse added new remote gallery spaces for social distancing, and also needed to broadcast jury trials online. In need of a significant audio-video upgrade to do so, the county turned to Dynacord and Electro-Voice.
Originally built in 1725 and most recently expanded with a new building in 2004, the King William County Courthouse in Virginia is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Captain Scott Hamilton, chief deputy for the County Sheriff’s office, oversees the court’s security and civil process needs and was the county’s point person on the project. After consulting with area resident Russ Groover of Right Track Marketing and design/install firm RTW Media (Richmond, VA), they developed a plan to meet the audio requirements of the new rooms while respecting the building.
