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Board awards security-camera contract for two schools using $300,000 grant
Summary
Transylvania County Schools approved a security camera vendor for Brevard High and Rosman schools; the project was funded by a $300,000 grant and the board selected Security Camera Warehouse to align equipment with district consoles.
The Transylvania County Schools board approved a contract for security-camera upgrades at Brevard High School and Rosman High/Middle School on March 17, using a $300,000 grant awarded to the district.
District staff said the cameras at the two buildings were the oldest in the district and approaching or past their expected service life. An RFP produced three proposals: Security Camera Warehouse at about $286,118, Paramount Security at roughly $299,980, and MSS at about $335,621. The presenter noted the district already uses Security Camera Warehouse equipment and choosing that vendor would consolidate camera consoles.
A board member moved to “approve the ACS security camera warehouse proposal”; the motion received a second and passed by voice vote. Staff did not provide contract-level details during the meeting; presenters said the grant funded the RFP and that the district sought to consolidate camera systems for operational consistency.
