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Nevada fire chief tells Vernon County courthouse doors need panic bars
Summary
Nevada Fire Chief Taylor McClintock informed the commission that the courthouse's east and west doors require panic bars because interior unlock buttons could be hard to find during a fire.
Commissioner Joe Wilson relayed a call from Taylor McClintock, Nevada Fire Chief, who raised a fire-safety concern for the courthouse: the east and west doors currently use interior buttons to unlock and McClintock said panic bars should be installed because the buttons could be hard to find in the event of a fire.
The commission recorded the safety recommendation as an item for facility maintenance. The minutes do not specify a procurement or installation timeline, nor a cost estimate; further staff follow-up was implied.
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