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Parks office to keep main door locked; buzzer and facial‑recognition camera added
Summary
Superintendent Marla said the parks office has been redesigned for staff safety: the main door will be locked, service windows will be used for visitors, a buzzer was added and a facial‑recognition camera installed to alert staff when someone enters the building.
Marla described several security changes to the parks office intended to protect staff and improve visitor flow. The main door is now locked and staff will serve visitors through two windows; a doorbell-style buzzer was installed so staff can hear when someone enters from anywhere in the building.
Marla also said the department installed a facial‑recognition camera to help staff identify entrants: "We have also put a buzzer on the door like a doorbell so that we can hear from almost anywhere in the building... and then we also have a facial recognition camera that has been installed as well." She said community members responding to the changes have generally understood why the measures were taken.
