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County approves $1,550 panic alarm upgrade in courthouse
Summary
Jackson County Commissioners approved a $1,550 contract to replace non-working panic alarms in the courthouse. The motion passed unanimously at the Dec. 9 meeting.
The Jackson County Commissioners authorized replacement of broken and non-working panic alarms in the county courthouse at a cost of $1,550.
Commissioner Drew Storey moved approval of the CSC panic alarm system agreement; Commissioner Andrew Stauffer seconded the motion. The board recorded a unanimous vote: "Motion carried. (3 yes votes)."
The procurement upgrades address malfunctioning safety systems in the courthouse; the county recorded the contract amount in the meeting minutes and approved the expenditure.
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