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County IT/Facilities brief court on multi-site camera and access-control upgrade
Summary
County staff described a plan to migrate disparate Genetec video and door-access systems across multiple county buildings to an Avigilon platform, reusing cameras where possible but noting server, licensing and some cabling costs.
County technical staff outlined a countywide project to standardize video security and access-control systems across eight to ten facilities, including the Riedel Building, JP1, sheriff’s office, the jail, the veterans justice center and the development center. Staff said much of the existing camera hardware can be reused but that software licensing and server replacement could drive costs.
“Most of the equipment in those buildings is reusable. This is mainly just changing software, changing licensing, changing servers out,” the staff member said, and proposed prioritizing installations if the court wanted to phase the work to limit upfront spending. Commissioners asked staff to return a prioritized scope and cost estimate for phased implementation.
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