New Addition for Clark County Mental Health Services

Written By Adam Russell

On September 30, 2022, Kapp Construction celebrated the ribbon cutting and grand opening of the new Adolescent Behavioral Health addition for Mental Health Services of Clark County. The 11,700 square foot addition provides clinical space and staff spaces on the first floor with classroom spaces on the second floor. The two-story steel structure has a brick veneer that blends seamlessly into the existing building. 

The new facility has expanded capacity, so there is now room to grow, according to CEO Kelly Rigger. It offers additional primary care services, and is now more convenient for families to come to one spot to see their doctor, therapist, or receive treatment.

Kapp Construction project manager Adam Russell and site superintendent Steve Ayars managed the supply chain challenges coming out of the pandemic to deliver the building on time and on budget. Kapp Construction worked alongside the staff of MHS and Shremshock Architects to identify potential challenges and found solutions to meet the end date of the project. 

We were grateful to have completed this project that will provide services to the youth in our community.

The ribbon cutting and grand opening of the new Adolescent Behavioral Health addition for Mental Health Services of Clark County.

Adam Russell

Adam joined Kapp Construction in 2008 and quickly worked his way up from Foreman to Vice President of Construction. Proficient in both new construction and renovation, his experience spans a variety of project types and delivery methods, with strength in Design/Build and Construction Management-at-Risk. His keen eye for detail is valuable as he provides oversight in pre-qualification of subcontractors, subcontract preparation and coordination, scheduling, material procurement, estimating, cost tracking and submittals. He works closely with the team both on the job site and in the office to ensure quality control throughout the entire project. Adam earned his Bachelor’s degree at Anderson University and his Master’s degree at Indiana Wesleyan University.

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