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Board moves to consider $180,395 ProSource bid for Early Learning Center security upgrade

Spencer County Board of Education (special call work session) · July 9, 2024
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Summary

The board heard details of a proposed $180,395 bid from ProSource for 35 cameras, door sensors, access controls and a new PA system at the Early Learning Center and a motion to accept the bid and pay from construction funds was made and seconded; the transcript does not include an explicit final vote tally.

A board member described plans to upgrade security at the Early Learning Center on July 8, reporting approximately 35 exterior and interior cameras, door-position switches on every exterior door, access control with coded badges to log entries and exits, and an updated overhead paging system. The system was presented as a district model to be used at other campuses as renovation work continues.

Staff recommended accepting the ProSource bid for cameras, access controls and updated overhead paging at a cost of $180,395 to be paid from construction funds. A board member (speaker 6) stated the recommendation: “Accept the bid for early learning center security cameras, access controls, and updated overhead paging for ProSource through. As presented, the bid cost of $180,395 will be paid through construction funds.” The chair asked for a motion and a second; members indicated a second and the chair called for a vote. The transcript does not record the formal tally or the explicit outcome in the provided segments.

Why it matters: the package includes cameras and access controls intended to improve monitoring and response at an Early Learning Center campus; the board identified it as a model for later work at other district campuses.

Record: the transcript documents the recommendation, a motion request, a second and the chair calling for a vote, but it does not capture the vote result or roll-call tally in the available segments.

Ending: staff will proceed according to board direction; the transcript ends before an explicit vote outcome appears in the record provided.