Board approves shared kitchen access codes after security review
The board approved making three kitchens common spaces and allowing county employee door codes to unlock them; security staff cautioned one door uses a manual punch system that may require hardware replacement.
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The board discussed standardizing access to three county kitchens so any county employee with an authorized code could enter. Security staff warned one door’s lock uses a manual punch system that cannot be changed without hardware work; commissioners discussed options for maintaining audit trails and limiting after-hours access.
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