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Commissioners approve $25,200 camera system for sheriff offices and jail
Summary
The board approved a $25,200 contract with DIGI Security Systems to install a security-camera system at five county facilities effective July 1, 2025. The item was approved on the consent docket by unanimous vote.
Cleveland County commissioners on April 14 approved a contract with DIGI Security Systems for $25,200 to install or service security cameras at five county locations, including the jail and sheriff's office.
The contract appears on the sheriff's office consent items and covers installations at 2550 W. Franklin (jail), 111 S. Peters (Sheriff's Office), the Courthouse at 201 S. Jones Ave, 10501 US-77 Lexington (Slaughterville), and 1650 W. Tecumseh Rd. (Couch Center). The minutes list the contract amount and effective dates as July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026.
As the item was part of the consent docket, there was no separate discussion recorded before the board approved the entire consent package. The minutes list the consent-docket motion as moved by Jacob McHughes and seconded by Rusty Grissom; the motion carried unanimously.
The minutes do not include technical specifications, maintenance terms, or expected completion dates for the camera work. County departments will process the vendor contract through normal procurement and finance workflows.
