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Board approves two cameras at County administrative building after reported incident
Summary
Echols County commissioners approved two surveillance cameras (front and rear) for the Board of Commissioners/Sheriff's building at a cost of $2,179.00 to address a documented blind spot; vote was 4–0.
Following a reported incident and a noted blind spot in the courthouse and sheriff's building camera system, staff recommended two cameras at the Board of Commissioners office to cover the front and rear of the facility. Commissioner Bobbi Pohlman Rodgers moved the purchase; Commissioner Kenneth Petty seconded. The motion passed 4–0, and the purchase amount recorded in the minutes was $2,179.00.
The minutes do not include vendor or installation schedule. Staff will manage procurement and placement of the cameras as an administrative task, and the board recorded the purchase during the Aug. 6 meeting.
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