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County sets shared access to courthouse kitchens; security lock issues noted
Summary
Commissioners approved making three courthouse kitchens common employee spaces accessible by county employees' door codes, while security staff warned of a manual lock on one door that will need attention.
The board agreed to designate three kitchens in the courthouse as shared spaces accessible to county employees using their existing door codes. Security staff advised that one kitchen door uses an older manual punch system and may need hardware replacement or manual workarounds; the board directed IT/security staff to address the lock while approving shared access.
One commissioner noted the benefit of tracking access: "Then we know who opens the door," a point the board cited as a reason to grant employees keyed access with their personal codes. The board voted to grant access and asked staff to resolve the manual-lock issue before full implementation.
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