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Fire marshal inspection prompts front‑door rekey; city to bid new security cameras
Summary
A recent fire marshal walk‑through confirmed emergency systems but led to removal of a noncompliant interior turn‑lock; staff said the city is preparing to bid a long‑delayed security camera replacement.
Following three performances of Lucha Libre, the fire marshal inspected the library and confirmed emergency exits and lighting were functional but required removal of an interior turn‑lock on the front doors to meet current code. Staff told trustees the interior turn‑lock was removed to achieve immediate compliance and that the city will install a keyed lock as a permanent fix.
Jennifer said the temporary mitigation for after‑hours programs is to open the Rose Garden entrance instead of using the front doors so patrons do not inadvertently enter. She also updated trustees on a security camera replacement project that has been planned for roughly 2.5 years; the city expects to put the project out to bid within a month and possibly complete work by January. The new system would replace aging cameras, expand coverage to the staff lot and integrate with city systems to allow remote police access to footage when needed.
