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County outlines multi-million-dollar repairs for jail doors, escalators and elevators
Summary
Maintenance leaders said repairs will include door replacements (commission-approved funds), a $1,260,000 quote to repair 10 escalators and pending elevator modernization quotes; officials warned repairs are more complex and time-consuming than initially expected.
Matthew Robinson, the sheriff's office jail maintenance manager, told the committee that seven of 10 escalators have been cleaned and that purchasing has approved a quote "I think it's $1,260,000 for that repair of all 10 escalators," to be completed in two sections with a one-year warranty.
Sheriff's office leaders and maintenance staff also described end-of-life stainless-steel toilet fixtures, persistent leaks throughout a building opened in 1981, and elevator modernization work that will require full replacement of lights, HVAC and control panels to meet code. Officials said many of the repairs have taken longer than expected and that the full maintenance program will unfold over roughly two years.
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