Perryton City Hall Restoration

The Perryton City Hall Restoration project at 110 Ash St. in Perryton is complete. The building passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in September 2026, confirming that the renovation and exterior rehabilitation work is finished. This 23,000 sq ft structure in Ochiltree County underwent significant changes to address damage sustained from a tornado, with the filing specifically describing the scope as restoration of the existing city hall building.

The City of Perryton serves as the owner of record for this $5,400,000 renovation and alteration project. The work involved both interior renovation and exterior construction to restore the facility to its original function. The project was registered with TDLR in January 2024, with plan review completed in the same month. Construction began in February 2024, following a scheduled build window of 305 days, which is close to the county median for similar renovation filings.

Project Scale and Cost Context

At a cost of $5,400,000, this project is above the county median estimated cost of $1,000,000 for renovation and alteration filings in Ochiltree County. The median cost for the middle half of comparable projects in the county ranges from $390,000 to $3,650,000. The estimated cost per square foot for the Perryton City Hall Restoration is $235, which is above the county median of $164 per square foot. These figures reflect the extensive nature of the tornado damage repair and the high standard of restoration required for a municipal building of this size.

PGAL, Inc. is the design firm of record for this project. The firm has been involved in other TDLR-registered projects across Texas, including the Keeter Building in Saginaw and the North Forest Subdivision in Houston. The registered accessibility specialist for the Perryton City Hall Restoration is Attila Huszka. The project is privately funded on private land for private use, as noted in the filing details, despite the municipal ownership.

Local Construction Activity

The City of Perryton has one other TDLR-registered project on record, the Perryton - Murphy Park project, which totals $250,000 and has completed review. In the broader Perryton area, other registered projects include the City of Perryton Retail Space, La Casita, and the Ochiltree County Law Enforcement Center. The Perryton City Hall Restoration stands out as a significant investment in the local infrastructure, with a square footage of 23,000 sq ft that is close to the county median of 24,000 sq ft for renovation projects.

The completion of the final TDLR accessibility inspection in September 2026 marks the end of the construction phase for this important civic building. The restoration work has been verified to meet accessibility standards, ensuring the facility is ready for its intended use. The project’s scale and cost reflect the severity of the tornado damage and the commitment to restoring the city hall to a high standard of quality and functionality.