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County approves $3,607.24 alarm system for DMV after staff warning of overload

Gooding County Board of Commissioners · March 9, 2026

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Summary

The board approved a $3,607.24 estimate from Pinnacle Technologies to install an upgraded panic alarm system for the DMV after Building and Grounds staff warned the current system was overloaded.

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Karl Souza of Building and Grounds told the board the panic button system serving the DMV was overloaded and needed more capacity. Shelly Bates said the DMV should be separated from the legal building to address the issue; Assessor Baldwin added the problem has occurred previously.

The board reviewed an estimate from Pinnacle Technologies for $3,607.24 to install a new panic alarm system in the DMV. Commissioner Ronald Buhler moved to approve the estimate, Commissioner Vern Eames seconded, and the motion carried.

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