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Board approves $1.57M IP paging and notification upgrade for three schools
Summary
Trustees approved a $1.57 million project to replace end‑of‑life analog paging systems at three schools with an IP‑based mass notification system (digital displays, strobes for ADA visibility, outdoor horns). Funding will use available rate‑reimbursement funds; installation is planned as a summer project and warranties and lifecycle expectations were discussed.
The Gilbert Public Schools board on March 31 approved a purchase to replace aging analog paging and notification systems at three pilot schools with a modern IP‑based mass notification system.
District staff said the pilot purchase — estimated at about $1,569,51 (transcript figure read for the board as approximately $1.57 million) — will include IP digital displays in classrooms, multicolored strobe lights for visual alerts to meet ADA visibility…
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