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Walker County Commission approves camera cloud conversion, elevator replacement and juvenile facility HVAC units
Summary
The Walker County Commission unanimously approved a $19,150.50 Danmark quote to convert camera feeds to the cloud, a TK Elevator change order to fully replace the courthouse elevator, and the purchase and installation of two mini split HVAC units for the juvenile detention facility (one unit to be provided by Turn Around Inc.).
The Walker County Commission approved several facility and security upgrades during its Jan. 20 meeting, voting unanimously to accept a Danmark quote to convert camera feeds to a cloud service, to approve a change order from TK Elevator for total replacement of the courthouse elevator, and to purchase and install two mini split HVAC units in the Courthouse Annex juvenile detention facility.
Danmark Lead Technician Ethan Presnell presented a $19,150.50 quote for cloud conversion of camera feeds and a one-year license for Camera Console security monitoring; the commission approved the quote without recorded dissent. Separately, Janet Clayton explained a TK Elevator change order to fully replace the courthouse elevator; commissioners approved the replacement following brief discussion. Juvenile Director Shawn Robinson requested the purchase and installation of two mini split units for the juvenile detention area; commissioners approved installation and noted that one unit will be purchased by Turn Around Inc.
Why it matters: the approvals address security monitoring, accessibility and building systems at county facilities. Commissioners recorded unanimous approval on each item, and county staff will proceed with procurement and installation steps.
The meeting record did not include contract dollar amounts beyond the Danmark quote; procurement details and installation timelines will be determined by responsible departments.
