District plans security camera, intercom and network upgrades across schools
Summary
Staff proposed replacing aging security cameras, updating intercoms at Mount Rock and Oak Flat, upgrading Oak Flat's sound system and completing Cat6 cabling at the District Administration Building as part of summer 2026 maintenance planning.
District staff told the board they want to systematically update security cameras that are 10 years or older and replace those that aren't functioning to bring the districtwide system up to date.
Staff also recommended replacing intercom speakers at Mount Rock and Oak Flat, replacing Oak Flat's 15+-year-old commons and gym sound system, and finishing Cat6 cabling at the District Administration Building. "So all other buildings have been upgraded to the Cat 6 cabling, through various construction projects, but the District Admin Building has not been updated yet," the presenter said. Staff said these projects extend equipment life, improve safety and communications, and avoid costly scrambling if devices fail during events.
Board members asked whether the middle school control board would affect audio systems; staff and a technician clarified the lighting control board is limited to lighting relays and does not manage audio. Staff said they will seek updated cost estimates and return with financial recommendations for the board to consider.
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