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Butler County Prison Board approves Cornerstone service agreement for door controls
Summary
The Butler County Prison Board approved a service agreement with Cornerstone to maintain door-control systems and cameras, selecting a one-year option at $20,870 per year after a motion carried unanimously.
The Butler County Prison Board on Feb. 17 approved entering a service agreement with Cornerstone to maintain the jail’s door-control systems and camera infrastructure. Warden Beau Sneddon presented two contract options — a one‑year agreement at $20,870 per year and a two‑year agreement at $21,288 per year — and the board voted to approve the shorter, lower-cost option.
Chairman Mike Slupe called for a motion and Commissioner Kevin Boozel moved to approve the agreement; District Attorney Rich Goldinger seconded. The minutes record that the motion carried unanimously. The minutes do not list additional contract terms beyond the quoted annual prices and the inclusion of three service visits per year; Warden Sneddon will manage execution and oversight of the contract once finalized.
