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Panel approves $51,107 juvenile detention intercom and panic-button upgrade
Summary
The Mini-Cassia Justice Committee approved a budgeted intercom upgrade for $49,155 and panic-button purchases for $1,952, totaling $51,107, to improve Juvenile Detention Center safety; motion moved by Commissioner Beck and seconded by Undersheriff Horak.
The committee approved a capital update at the Juvenile Detention Center on Jan. 13, voting to spend $49,155 on an intercom system upgrade and $1,952 on panic buttons, for a combined total of $51,107.
Juvenile Detention Director Bodily requested both items and noted they were budgeted. Cassia Commissioner Beck moved to approve the expenditures and Cassia Undersheriff Horak seconded; the motion carried. The minutes do not specify vendor names or a procurement timeline.
The upgrade was discussed in the context of facility safety and operations; the committee recorded the purchases as approved and budgeted.
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