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City will take on RAND Center event coordination; council approves new access‑control system

Missouri Valley City Council · January 6, 2026
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Summary

Council approved assigning RAND Center event coordination to city employees, agreed to transition training, and authorized purchase and installation of a new electronic access‑control system (two doors, quoted $5,920.82) to improve building security and future expandability.

The council voted to have existing city employees handle event coordination for the RAND Center after staff and board discussions. Councilors and community members discussed transition specifics, training and evening coverage; the RAND Center board reportedly agreed to a transition period during which current managers (including Ty) will assist with training.

Separately, the council reviewed quotes for facility access control and security upgrades. Dan from Bryce Electric presented two options: adding electronic access to one ADA door or replacing the entire system with a newer, expandable platform that supports remote camera access and future Wi‑Fi optimization. Council accepted a motion to install a new system on the west door and main entrance (two doors) with a quoted cost of $5,920.82. The motion passed by roll call.

Residents raised concerns about evening staffing, cleaning and on‑call responsibilities; councilors said transition training will be arranged and noted refundable deposits and rental rules may be adjusted if nighttime rentals prove burdensome. Staff was asked to coordinate the training period with the RAND Center board and to provide clearer guidance on evening response expectations.