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County OKs $199,289 jail camera upgrade after $162,000 grant reduces cost

Jefferson County Board of Commissioners · July 14, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a $199,289.25 contract with Securitas for jail IP video upgrades; an LSA grant of $162,000 will reduce the county’s outlay to roughly $37,000, county staff said.

The Jefferson County commissioners voted to enter an agreement with Securitas Technology Corporation for an IP video upgrade at the county jail totaling $199,289.25.

Economic development director Jessiri told the board the project received an LSA grant of $162,000, which the county expects will lower the local share to about $37,000. Jessiri said jail cameras “do not function properly, which is a safety hazard for the staff and the inmates.” The board recorded affirmative votes on the item.