City Hall is far more energy efficient than the original smaller facility by incorporating several green features. Energy efficient items include sunshades, 12,000-gallon cistern for irrigation, occupancy sensors, and high-efficiency lamps. The three-story building contains the city mayor, manager, and clerk’s offices, along with a Council Chamber to hold City Council meetings. Additional offices and amenities include conference rooms, storage rooms and kitchen. The interior corridors, lobbies, and offices are finished with stain-grade maple wainscoting, three-piece crown molding, solid wood floors, and stile and rail doors. As a tribute to the history of Hinesville and Liberty County, the third floor features the Hinesville Room. The stained-wood lounge showcases the city's history and the achievements of its citizens, such as Samuel Dowse Bradwell who founded the Bradwell Institute and Daniel Stewart, for which Camp Fort Stewart is named. The project also required the renovation of the town police station, upfitted by Choate to serve as the interim City Hall during construction. The entire project was completed five months ahead of schedule and under budget.