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County staff seek $20,113 refunding to replace malfunctioning sheriff's office door
Summary
Staff asked commissioners to approve roughly $20,113.84 to replace a problematic sliding parking-lot door at the sheriff's office and integrate it with the key-fob entry system, citing safety and evidence-handling needs.
County staff briefed commissioners on a request to replace a frequently problematic sliding parking-lot door at the sheriff's office with a unit compatible with the building's key-fob entry system. Staff estimated the cost at approximately $20,113.84 for labor and materials and said the door's current failures interfere with security and safe movement of evidence. Commissioners acknowledged the price and supported replacement, with one noting the safety and CJIS-related security needs of the sheriff's office as justification. The briefing did not include a formal vote; staff said the work would be procured and funded as indicated.
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