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Sheriff seeks Guardian RFID contract renewal; facilities director seeks change orders for jail and courthouse work
Summary
Devin Duncan of the Sheriff’s Office requested renewal of the Guardian RFID contract to track people in custody during movements; facilities director Patty Stacy requested change order #7 for sheet metal in the jail dish pit and a protective wall installation moving bulletproof glass to create a secure probation barrier.
Devin Duncan of the Sheriff’s Office presented a routine renewal request for the county’s contract with Guardian RFID, which the office uses to track people in custody during moves and to store incident records and photos. Duncan said deputies use portable scanners during movements and that the system records when people are moved and when they leave cells.
Patty Stacy, facilities and waste operations director, requested approval for change order #7 to install additional sheet metal in the jail dish pit to funnel water back into sinks and reduce mold caused by hose spray. Stacy also described a change order to relocate existing bulletproof glass from a probation office to create a secure barrier in the courthouse. Stacy said the measures address sanitation and security concerns in county facilities.
Both items were presented under the consent agenda; the transcript includes the presentations and clarifying exchanges but does not show recorded vote tallies in the provided excerpt.
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