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Building and Grounds outlines safes, drop boxes, camera storage and other county facility needs
Summary
Staff presented options for Treasurer's vault safes, exterior drop boxes, an updated IT camera storage quote of $8,247.67, dedication plaque selection and updates on demolition and Dog Warden project bids.
The Building and Grounds weekly update covered multiple facility and security items. Staff presented options for fireproof safes/cabinets for the Treasurer's Office vault: two smaller safes priced at $3,000 or a single larger cabinet priced at $5,000. Treasurer Krista Bohn signaled a preference for the larger cabinet and said she would look into covering a $2,000 difference if the county could not absorb the cost.
Commissioners said they preferred an upright freestanding exterior drop box rather than a unit attached to a building; Jason Patchet will research options. An updated IT camera storage quote of $8,247.67 was presented and commissioners agreed to proceed with procurement steps; staff indicated Susan Wildermuth would work on purchase orders.
Staff presented options for dedication plaques (aluminum chosen) and noted continued demolition work at the Child Support Enforcement Agency renovation. The Dog Warden project is in the bid-specification stage and parking garage door thresholds will be replaced next week. Chris Widener joined the meeting to present several of these items and later left after updates.
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