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Board authorizes $125,636 replacement of aging security cameras across district
Summary
Trustees approved a $125,635.71 contract to replace end-of-life security cameras with modern units (five‑year warranty) to improve reliability and centralized management; administration said roughly 130 cameras are targeted.
The Batavia School District 101 board authorized replacement of approximately 130 end-of-life security cameras through ITR Systems at a cost of $125,635.71.
Technology staff said many existing cameras are roughly 20 years old, prone to moisture-related failure and lack modern management features. New cameras include built-in heating and remote update capabilities, simplifying maintenance and reducing the need for in-person servicing. The administration described a phased, proactive replacement to standardize equipment and improve reliability across buildings.
The motion to authorize the purchase passed unanimously after a roll-call vote.
