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Commission approves courthouse elevator camera installation and cable work totaling about $6,255
Summary
The commission approved two separate vendor payments to equip the courthouse elevator with a camera and to string elevator cabling, authorizing $2,368.44 for an elevator camera and $3,886.10 for wiring and installation.
Pratt County commissioners approved two expenditures to add a security camera and run cabling in the courthouse elevator.
The board voted to hire INA to install an elevator camera at the courthouse for $2,368.44 and separately authorized TKE (the county’s elevator contractor) to string cable in the elevator shaft for $3,886.10. Both motions passed by voice vote, 3–0.
County staff noted the original plan had been for INA to install the system when the jail project occurred, but the vendor pulled out and the work remained undone. Commissioners discussed funding sources and noted the county had considered using ARPA funds originally but those funds had been spent or obligated, so installation costs will be paid from a general improvement account.
The motions were recorded as routine procurement approvals; the county clerk was asked to obtain required signatures and return documents for vendor work to proceed.
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