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Greenville ISD approves $86,625 renewal for silent panic alert system; grant covers majority of cost
Summary
The board approved a purchase over $50,000 to renew a centrally managed silent panic/incident alert system for $86,625. Grant funding will cover approximately $82,000 of the cost; the remaining funds will be paid from district security funds.
Greenville ISD approved renewal of its centrally managed silent panic alert/incident notification system for $86,625, with the district using federal or state grant funds to cover roughly $82,000 and security funds covering the remainder.
Administration said the system is required by state law and this is the third year of the renewal on the current agreement. The board packet identified the vendor as Perino Security Solutions LLC and listed the system as the Centrigent silent alert system (term and product names as presented by staff).
A trustee moved and a second was recorded; the motion passed by voice vote, 7–0. Staff noted grant funds cover the majority of the renewal cost and that the remaining portion is budgeted in security funds for the current year.
The purchase is a procurement over $50,000 and will be implemented by the district's security and facilities program; further implementation steps were not specified on the record.
