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Board approves Johnson Controls security upgrade funded by PCCD competitive grant
Summary
Parkland board approved a districtwide security upgrade with Johnson Controls costing $415,625, to be funded by a Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency competitive grant (PCCD grant #42330).
The board approved a Johnson Controls proposal for a districtwide comprehensive security upgrade at a cost of $415,625, to be funded by a Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency competitive grant (PCCD Competitive Grant Number 42330). The motion authorized the board president to execute the attached proposal and accepted the grant as the funding source.
Facilities committee members said the upgrade targets districtwide security systems; the board voted in favor by voice. The administration indicated that the grant offsets the capital cost and that the project will be overseen by the Facilities and Operations Department during implementation.
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