The new building will be Sebring, Fla., and it will be three stories. The center will be on the second floor, while the first floor will be a clinic and the third will be a public/employee meeting room with storage space.
The building will cost a total of $5.4 million and is contracted to be finished Dec. 20. The center has begun hiring between 20 and 30 new employees for the Sebring location, according to the report.
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