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Commission opts to keep existing Octagonal School security system, will perform annual battery checks
Summary
After reviewing a proposed cellular upgrade that would cost $175 plus $19.95 monthly (about $239.40/year), the commission reached consensus to retain the current system and schedule annual battery changes for operating fobs in May.
Commission members reviewed a vendor estimate for a cellular upgrade to the Octagonal School security system: $175 installation and $19.95 monthly service, calculated at $239.40 per year. Mary Lee Johnson presented the cost figure and the Commission discussed operational and budget implications.
After discussion, the Commission reached a consensus to keep the existing security system. The body agreed to a maintenance plan of changing batteries in operating fobs annually each May rather than investing in the proposed cellular upgrade.
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