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Noyes Complex Building to Close for Two Weeks for LED Lighting Installation

Thursday, June 26, 2025 at 6:40 AM

The Noyes Complex Building in St. Joseph, Missouri, will be closed for two weeks starting July 7th. This temporary closure is necessary to facilitate the installation of new LED lighting at the tennis horseshoe courts, which requires the disconnection and realignment of the building’s electrical service. The building will reopen once the electrical work is…

The Noyes Complex Building in St. Joseph, Missouri, will be closed for two weeks starting July 7th. This temporary closure is necessary to facilitate the installation of new LED lighting at the tennis horseshoe courts, which requires the disconnection and realignment of the building’s electrical service. The building will reopen once the electrical work is completed and power is restored.

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