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Board approves security system upgrade and panic buttons at community center
Summary
Hague Town Board approved a $2,437 contract with New York Fire and Security to relocate a wireless receiver and install three hardwired panic buttons and a wireless pendant at the community center; deputy supervisor Sally Rickamash led follow-through for the project.
The board approved a proposal from New York Fire and Security to relocate the facility’s wireless receiver and install three hardwired panic buttons plus one wireless pendant for $2,437, including wiring, programming and inspection.
Chair recognized deputy supervisor Sally Rickamash for coordinating the effort. The board discussed the need to improve response capability at the community center and moved to approve the work. "She ran point on this, start to finish…and followed it through," the chair said in praise of Rickamash’s work.
The contract price includes installation and testing; the work is intended to improve staff and visitor safety at the community center. The board carried the motion after brief discussion and asked staff to arrange scheduling and inspection.
