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Board weighs modernization against Phase 2 new jail plan; staff to issue architect RFP
Summary
Officials said modernization must be weighed against a Phase 2 new jail that would eliminate elevators; the board directed staff to order parts, keep technicians on-site short term, and issue an RFP for an architect to estimate full replacement costs and code upgrades.
Board members discussed whether to modernize the existing detention center elevators now or rely on a longer‑term Phase 2 new jail plan that would omit elevators altogether. One county official said the new jail "has no elevators in it," framing construction as a long‑term alternative.
Members directed staff to put parts on order, consider temporary KONE on‑site presence, and issue an RFP for an architect to scope code, electrical and fire‑safety work so the county can make an informed decision when the Phase 2 timeline becomes clearer.
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