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Courthouse access-control project complete; safety committee seeks next upgrades
Summary
The courthouse access-control upgrades are finished on both floors, the safety committee reported; committee chair Stephen McMillin asked the commission to consider future security investments and discussed grant-funded cameras and panic buttons installed in 2023.
Stephen McMillin reported that the courthouse access-control project is complete on both floors (first floor wireless; second floor proxy) and noted the proxy system performs better. He said the committee will explore the cost to convert the first floor to a proxy system and described prior 2023 investments (cameras, panic buttons) largely covered by grant funds.
McMillin outlined potential future projects including an on-site ID printer, roll-down windows and fire suppression for the IT room, and discussed Homeland Security grants and reimbursement possibilities. The commission did not take final action but heard the committee’s update and directed staff to research costs and funding options.
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