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Board approves revised security access-control contract for county buildings at $37,904.46
Summary
After a facility security review, the Board approved a revised contract with Security Connections for $37,904.46 to install access control card readers on priority doors at county buildings, prioritizing reduced redundancy and future expandability.
Following a facility security review, the Board approved a revised scope and price with the previously selected vendor to install card readers and access controls at the Administration Building and the former School Board building. The revised contract price—$37,904.46—was presented as a negotiated reduction and the Board recorded unanimous approval.
County staff described the review as focused on reducing system redundancy while securing primary ingress points and allowing for future system expansion. The Board discussion emphasized both staff and public safety benefits and the ongoing vendor relationship for technical support. "We believe these objectives have been fully met," the packet summary reads. The motion to accept the revised contract was offered by Jonathan Wood, seconded by Rick Swink, and carried unanimously.
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