Commission approves Pye Barker security package for courthouse including cameras and panic buttons
Summary
Granite County accepted a Pye Barker proposal to install courthouse security cameras, panic buttons and recurring services; the setup and recurring costs were presented and approved by unanimous motion.
The Granite County Commission accepted Pye Barker's proposals to install courthouse security cameras, panic buttons and associated annual services and agreed to move forward with contracting and installation. The transcript records the motion to accept the proposals and recurring services and lists costs included in the vendor proposal.
The proposal text included setup and recurring-service figures: "accept the courthouse camera and panic-button proposals from Pye Barker security company, including annual services, for a total of $7,400 total for the set-up of security cameras and system with annual agreement of $240 per year for Recurring Services and $3,850.02 for the Panic Buttons and $612 for Recurring Services annually." Commissioners also directed staff to investigate commercial-grade exterior motion lighting for courthouse entrances.
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