Well, they don't come up as owned by the County. There's no listing for this artwork. They are a tribute to the egyptian goddess Ma'at. The only mention of them I could find is in this article about the courthouse. https://www.advocatemagazine.com/images/issues/2022/06-june/reprints/Alarcon-Jun22-article.pdf The author, Judge Alarcon, loves the building and is trying to establish a museum. Maybe you can track down his email and ask him.
Well, they don't come up as owned by the County. There's no listing for this artwork. They are a tribute to the egyptian goddess Ma'at. The only mention of them I could find is in this article about the courthouse. https://www.advocatemagazine.com/images/issues/2022/06-june/reprints/Alarcon-Jun22-article.pdf The author, Judge Alarcon, loves the building and is trying to establish a museum. Maybe you can track down his email and ask him.