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Commissioners approve digital 3D security assurance program for Willoughby juvenile services
Summary
Miss Whitehurst explained the county's juvenile camera system moved from analog Homeland equipment to a digital 3D package; commissioners approved a 3D security assurance contract intended to reduce camera downtime and support monitoring for Willoughby juvenile services.
Miss Whitehurst told the court the juvenile facility's prior analog Homeland system was replaced in 2023 and that the county selected a digital 3D security assurance solution to reduce outages and enable faster onsite support. She said the 3D provider would respond to camera outages quickly and that the system supports intercom and internal monitoring needs.
"3 d is digital...so 3 d actually will come out and solve that problem right then," Whitehurst said, describing a prior three-hour outage she attributed to human error and noting reliance on multiple cameras for safety and supervision. The board discussed a previously budgeted piping/logging system and Whitehurst said the board opted not to launch the piping approach now and instead use those budgeted funds for the 3D package.
Commissioners approved the 3D security assurance program 5–0. Whitehurst introduced staff attending the meeting and the judge thanked them for their work.
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