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Delaware County awards $20,710.55 fairgrounds security camera contract to Advance Tech
Summary
The Board of County Commissioners unanimously accepted a lower bid from Advance Tech to install security cameras at the county fairgrounds for $20,710.55 and directed the cost be paid from the Use Tax account.
The Board of County Commissioners of Delaware County on July 21 unanimously approved acceptance of a $20,710.55 quote from Advance Tech to install a security camera system at the county fairgrounds. Chairman David Poindexter said he had invited three vendors to tour the site; one vendor did not respond and the lower bid came from Advance Tech.
Emergency Management Director Jeff Reeves told the board the county already uses Advance Tech for E-911 site camera coverage and recommended the vendor; Reeves said the link for the vendor service "is available on the E-911 website" and has been used by county staff. Commissioner Jake Callihan moved the motion, Commissioner David Beck seconded, and the roll-call vote was recorded as unanimous. Poindexter directed County Clerk Barbara Barnes to take the money from the Use Tax account to fund the purchase.
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