Board approves Custer Complex security camera replacement for up to $159,304
Summary
The board approved installing new security cameras at the Custer Complex from Red Letter Productions for up to $159,304, funded from the district security budget; members noted existing cameras were roughly nine years old.
The Monroe Public Schools Board voted to approve security hardware and installation for the Custer Complex at a cost not to exceed $159,304 from Red Letter Productions, with funds coming from the district security budget.
Mister Payne presented the request and answered questions with district staff on hand. Payne said the work would replace cameras at the Custer Complex and that existing cameras at the building were roughly nine years old. A board member asked how recently the cameras had been installed; district staff said the current cameras at that site were approximately nine years old. Despite at least one board member expressing concern about acting while procurement policy language remained unsettled, the motion passed by roll call.
The board approved the purchase and directed staff to proceed with installation; no individual vote tally by name is listed in the summary motions recorded at the meeting.
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