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Commission approves $26,026 courtroom audio-visual upgrade for Courtroom C; UJS to reimburse $10,000

3515389 · April 15, 2025
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Summary

County commissioners approved an audio-visual and teleconferencing upgrade for Courtroom C with a vendor the Unified Judicial System uses; UJS will reimburse $10,000 of the $26,026.73 quote.

The Yankton County Commission approved a $26,026.73 bid to upgrade audio-visual and teleconferencing in Courtroom C, with the Unified Judicial System (UJS) agreeing to reimburse $10,000 toward the project.

Circuit administrators and county staff described Courtroom C as the county’s oldest audio setup and said the upgrade will improve remote translation and teleconference handling for hearings. The installation will include a new mixer and a VoIP/teleconferencing system. The vendor for the work was identified as AVI, the same contractor that installed audio and visual equipment in Courtrooms A and B, county staff said.

Nut graf: The county will pay roughly $16,026.73 after the UJS reimbursement; commissioners approved moving forward now to take advantage of state funds rather than risk higher costs later.

Commissioners discussed expected costs beyond the quote, including network connectivity and potential county IT work to support VoIP. County staff said UJS will perform much of the installation and that some county items (firewall changes, ceiling tile movement) could be excluded from the contractor quote and handled locally. County staff also confirmed that court IT or clerks will be trained to operate the updated system.

Commissioner Dan moved to approve the upgrade; Don seconded. The motion carried.

Ending: County administration will coordinate the installation and work with court staff on training and any county IT adjustments required.