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Captain asks for $42,080.28 to replace aging courthouse screening machine
Summary
Captain Keith Price told the board the courthouse screening station is 15 years old, screens 12,000–14,000 people monthly, and recommended replacing it at a total cost of $42,080.28 (including a two-year warranty) with funds from the camera fund.
Captain Keith Price requested county funding to replace an aging courthouse screening station that he said has been repaired multiple times and increasingly fails. Price said the unit is about 15 years old and that the courthouse processes an estimated 12,000–14,000 people a month through screening; he identified a vendor used previously and presented the price breakdown.
"So, the price of the new 1 is gonna be $37,280.28 with an additional $4,800 for a 2 year warranty on this for a total of $42,080.28," Price said, and requested the board fund the purchase from the camera fund. Commissioners discussed warranty decisions and noted staff could revisit extended warranty options in the future.
The chair asked that the item be placed on the consent agenda for Tuesday night so the courthouse can proceed with procurement if the consent item is approved at the regular meeting.
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