The Butler County commissioners, serving as the county elections board, on Wednesday switched two Cranberry Township polling places.

Cranberry West 3 moves on Rochester Road from the Christ Baptist Church to the township municipal building.

That change bumps Cranberry West 5 from the township building to the Olenski Hall at St. Ferdinand Church, which also is on Rochester Road.

Shari Brewer, county elections bureau director, said there always is a conflict for the spring primary with Christ Baptist Church’s preschool program.

“This way eliminates that problem,” she said.

Alameda ParkThe county commissioners awarded a $272,800 contract to Boben Excavating & Construction of West Sunbury to build a new restroom at Alameda Park.Gary Pinkerton, director of county parks and recreation, said the cost includes three composting units and two storage rooms.The 30-foot-by-52-foot restroom will be handicap-accessible.A $125,000 matching grant from the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ Growing Greener program will fund part of the project cost.Another $125,000 in county money is available from the landfill closure fund.

Cranberry district courtThe commissioners moved forward the construction of a new building to house the township district court office of Judge David Kovach.The board authorized the closing of the land bought at 9028 Marshall Road for $96,500.The commissioners also approved a $4,290 contract with Pedersen & Pedersen of Valencia for services related to the site’s stormwater management system.For 2013, the county paid $71,651 in rent to Lue-Regent Associates for Kovach’s current office on Executive Drive.