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Council backs judges’ request to pursue CTI audiovisual upgrade for four courts, approves up to $417,000 in support
Summary
Marshall County Council voted March 9 to support judges’ recommendation to pursue an integrated audiovisual upgrade for four courtrooms, endorsing pursuit of CTI’s $356,830 equipment quote and authorizing up to $417,000 to cover equipment and multi‑year service options while staff pursues grants and procurement options.
Marshall County Council members on March 9 voted to support a judges’ request to pursue replacement of a failing courtroom audio‑visual system and authorized pursuing CTI as the primary vendor, with a motion authorizing pursuit of funding up to $417,000.
Judge Matthew Aldridge, speaking for the county’s trial courts, told the council the current BIS recording system has produced repeated outages and lengthy downtime that forced staff to rely on other courtrooms and disrupted hearings. He said he solicited quotes from four vendors and recommended CTI, telling the council CTI quoted $356,830 for equipment and implementation and offers…
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