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Courthouse security vendor presents wireless panic-button plan to commissioners
Summary
Representatives from iNA Alert presented an intrusion-update plan for courthouse security, discussed placement and an expandable wireless system with 25–30 potential panic buttons, and promised a full line-item quote by the end of the week.
Representatives from iNA Alert introduced themselves and outlined a proposed intrusion-update project for the county courthouse. The vendor said the system is expandable and recommended placing panic buttons where staff have frequent public interaction; they estimated between 25 and 30 buttons depending on offices and floors.
A vendor representative told commissioners the system uses wireless triggers: "it's they're wireless triggers that they should send to a relay and notifies the appropriate ..." The vendor emphasized that the county would determine how the system reacts when a button is pushed — that is, policy decisions will shape the operational response. The company said it would deliver a full line-item quote and an engineer would review operations for the county before finalizing pricing.
Commissioners asked about warranty and service terms; one vendor said refurbished equipment would carry a limited warranty (about one year) and that a vendor offering a service fee model includes updates in that fee. Commissioners agreed to review the vendor quote when it arrives.
