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Kay County approves purchase of courthouse keypad locksets after vendor acquisition complicates replacements
Summary
Sheriff Steve Kelley told commissioners the county's keypad locks were made by a company that has been acquired and replacement components are hard to source; the BOCC approved a project proposal to buy compatible keypad locksets through Rick Scott Construction.
The Kay County Board of County Commissioners approved a project proposal July 20 from Rick Scott Construction to purchase keypad locksets for the courthouse after Sheriff Steve Kelley reported the original manufacturer had been acquired and existing keypads were no longer under warranty.
Sheriff Kelley explained that some locks were not functioning properly and compatible replacement components are specialized and not available through standard suppliers. Commissioner Jason Shanks suggested purchasing additional keypads to keep on hand for future replacements. The board approved the project proposal by motion; the minutes do not record price details.
