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Taloga board approves security cameras and forced-entry film totaling about $46,588
Summary
The board approved two bids — $4,186.42 to BPAV for additional security cameras and $42,401.67 to Safe Haven Defense for forced-entry resistant film — as part of school safety upgrades.
The Taloga Board of Education voted Jan. 14 to approve two security-related bids for the district.
Justin Fox moved, and Doug Kilmer seconded, approval of a $4,186.42 bid from BPAV to add security cameras to the school system. The board also approved a $42,401.67 bid from Safe Haven Defense for forced-entry resistant film. Both motions passed with recorded votes of Yes — Birney, Fox, Kilmer and Acre.
Board members discussed these purchases as part of routine facility and safety improvements. The bids were recorded in the meeting minutes and will proceed to contracting and scheduling with the listed vendors.
