Sherman County approves Alarm.com upgrade for courthouse panic system; DOJ to cover cost
Summary
The county approved replacing an obsolete courthouse alarm and panic system with Alarm.com; the minutes say the Oregon Department of Justice will cover the upgrade cost and the Court approved the work unanimously.
Sherman County Court approved updating the courthouse alarm and panic system to the Alarm.com platform after Sheriff James Burgett coordinated with the Oregon Department of Justice. Sergeant Kyle Pfeifer described the existing system as discontinued and obsolete, and the Court approved the replacement of core components.
"Motion by Judge Dabulskis, second by Commissioner Miller, to approve updating courthouse alarm system and panic system to Alarm.com platform. Vote: 3-0 Yes: Dabulskis, Bird, Miller," the minutes record. The notes state Ryan Beach with the Oregon Department of Justice will cover the cost for the update. The minutes do not specify a vendor contract amount or an implementation timeline beyond approving the platform change.
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