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Kemp ISD buys $52,889 intercom system for Intermediate campus using SAFE Cycle 2 grant
Summary
Trustees approved a $52,889 purchase from Universal Time for a new intercom headend unit, paging horns, speakers and call buttons at the Intermediate school, to be funded by SAFE Cycle 2 grant money. Vote was 7–0.
The Kemp ISD Board of Trustees approved a $52,889 purchase on Feb. 24 to upgrade the intercom/headend system at the Intermediate school.
The purchase — a new intercom headend unit, paging horns, speakers and call buttons — will be made from Universal Time and paid using SAFE Cycle 2 grant funds. The motion was made by Trustee Matthew Gross and seconded by Trustee Randall Robertson; the minutes record the vote as 7 approved, 0 against. The minutes identify the funding source as the SAFE Cycle 2 grant but do not provide the grant account line-item or other budgetary specifics.
District staff did not record public comment on the item during the meeting. The board handled the purchase as an agenda action (item 7.B) and approved it as presented.
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