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Kingsbury County moves ahead with courthouse camera system and perimeter fencing; vendors approved with prepay removed

Kingsbury County Board of County Commissioners · April 9, 2026
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Summary

The county’s Security Committee recommended and the Board approved camera procurement quotes (Onsight $32,004.85; Efraimson Electric $12,138.00) and noted the fence around HVAC will be installed by Castlerock; the Board required removal of a prepay clause from vendor estimates due to codified law.

Members of the Security Committee told the Board they want to proceed with the camera portion of a previously approved security grant and delay the alarm work. Register of Deeds Caryn Hojer said the committee presented quotes from Onsight for $32,004.85 and from Efraimson Electric for $12,138.00 and requested immediate action on cameras while addressing the alarm system later.

The Board voted to accept the estimates provided the prepay requirement is removed because the county “cannot do per codified law” a prepayment. Commissioner Roger Walls moved to accept the estimates with the prepay clause removed; the motion passed with all present voting aye.