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Nicholas County board approves Centegix security alert system for county schools
Summary
The Nicholas County Board of Education voted 5-0 on Sept. 23 to approve a Centegix security alert system for county schools, purchased through the Purchase Pro Purchasing Cooperative; the board then adjourned.
The Nicholas County Board of Education voted 5-0 on Sept. 23 to approve a proposal from Centegix to purchase and install a security alert system for Nicholas County schools through the Purchase Pro Purchasing Cooperative. Board member Sharon Wilson moved the approval; Cheryl Rawlings seconded.
The motion, recorded as Motion #9248, passed unanimously. The board recorded all five members—Brenda Mattox, Cheryl Rawlings, Jon Sparks, Mona Vice and Sharon Wilson—as present for the vote. The agenda also listed student and staff recognition and a public comment period, though the transcript records formal action only on the security system purchase and adjournment.
Minutes indicate the purchase will use the cooperative procurement vehicle known as Purchase Pro Purchasing Cooperative; the transcript does not specify a contract amount, installation timeline or funding source. Those details were not stated in the meeting record and are therefore not specified here.
After approving the Centegix system, the board approved a motion to adjourn (Motion #9249), also by vote of 5-0. The meeting record lists several others in attendance, including consultant Craig Aossey of G. Scott & Associates and reporter Michael Clary of the Carlisle Mercury.
The board did not record additional discussion, conditions or amendments to the Centegix proposal in the provided minutes. For details on cost, implementation schedule and funding sources, the board’s clerk or district administration would need to be consulted.
