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Correctional facility requests commissary-funded purchase of access-control 'pack' units
Summary
Correctional staff requested permission to buy two access-control units (to secure food pass-through wickets) from Craftmaster Hardware at $3,869.55 each, totaling $7,739.10, and asked to use commissary funds for the purchase; the transcript does not record a formal vote.
Jen, representing the county correctional facility, presented a request to purchase two access-control "pack" units from Craftmaster Hardware to reduce direct contact between staff and inmates housed in segregation.
Jen said the units "eliminate the direct contact between staff and violent inmates housed in segregation" by adding security features to the food pass-throughs (also called wickets). The stated unit price was $3,869.55 and the total was $7,739.10. Staff requested permission to use commissary funds for the purchase and indicated the item is not a current budgeted line item.
The transcript records discussion of ratification but does not include a final motion or vote tally.
