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Committee approves $5,865 in access-control upgrades for county building and dispatch
Summary
The Finance Committee approved a $2,000 Kantech software upgrade for the building access-control system and authorized $3,865 in hardware and installation for a dispatch door key-fob controller and reader, based on vendor quotes from RockStar Audio Video & Security.
County Administrator Dee Rentmeister told the committee the Kantech access-control system needs a software upgrade at an estimated cost of $2,000. RockStar Audio Video & Security provided a written quote noting the upgrade would require tokens/licenses and warned that older equipment might have issues with the latest software. The committee approved purchasing the software upgrade by voice vote.
Rentmeister also said dispatch requested installation of a key-fob reader and controller for the dispatch office door. RockStar quoted $3,865 for hardware and installation of a single-door access-control controller, readers and related materials; the committee approved that purchase by voice vote. The purchases are to be charged to the appropriate county facilities or IT budget lines and follow standard vendor procurement procedures.
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