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Committee approves $7,750 work order to relocate State's Attorney’s Office door
Summary
Lee County Facilities and Maintenance Committee approved a $7,750 work order to move a door in the State's Attorney’s Office to increase privacy and security; the motion passed by voice vote.
The Lee County Facilities and Maintenance Committee approved a $7,750 work order to relocate a door in the State's Attorney’s Office to improve privacy for the office, the committee decided at its March 11 meeting.
Committee member Dean Friedel made the motion to approve the door relocation in the amount of $7,750. The motion was seconded (second not specified in the record) and passed by a unanimous voice vote; the chair called for those in favor to say "aye," and the committee responded. No votes against or abstentions were recorded in the meeting transcript.
Why it matters: committee members said the relocation will create a first office area visitors must pass through before reaching the State's Attorney’s private office, which the requester said will increase privacy and security in that workspace.
What the work order covers: the maintenance team said they plan to reuse the existing door, finish drywall, paint, and address any wiring that must be adjusted in the move. The item was described as a previously requested change by the State's Attorney’s Office and has been in discussion for about a year and a half.
Ending: The committee recorded the work order as approved and staff will schedule the work as maintenance time allows.
