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Butler County issues RFP for security cameras at Facilities Management maintenance shop
Summary
County staff will issue an RFP to buy and install four cameras at the Facilities Management Maintenance Shop after the board approved issuing the solicitation; cost is estimated at $6,000–$8,000 and will be covered through the CIP.
The Butler County Commission approved issuing a request for proposal to purchase and install security cameras at the Facilities Management Maintenance Shop. Facilities Management Director Travis Cornell said four cameras would be placed in work areas, entrances, exits and equipment storage locations, avoiding break rooms and other private spaces to respect employee privacy. Curtis Mader, Public Works director, estimated total costs around $6,000–$8,000 and said the expense would be wrapped into the county's current capital improvement program.
Commissioners said cameras have been successful at the landfill in providing documentation for security and incident review. The board voted 5–0 to authorize issuance of the RFP and to include installation in the solicitation documents.
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