Detention Center - Camera Security System RFP
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Nov 2, 2026
Qualified contractors/companies for the furnishing, installation, programming, configuration, testing, and implementation of a new security camera surveillance system.
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Posted
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Nov 2, 2026
Qualified contractors/companies for the furnishing, installation, programming, configuration, testing, and implementation of a new security camera surveillance system.
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Census ID
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165775
Population
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16,936
Procurement Difficulty Score
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58 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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This document is an application for membership from Mason County Fiscal Court to the Kentucky Association of Counties Workers' Compensation Fund, with coverage effective July 1, 2025. By signing, Mason County Fiscal Court agrees to be bound by the Kentucky Workers' Compensation Act and the Fund's operational rules.
This document is an application for continuing workers' compensation coverage membership with the Kentucky Association of Counties Workers Compensation Fund, initiated by Mason County Fiscal Court. The coverage is effective from July 1, 2024, and outlines the applicant's agreement to comply with the Kentucky Workers Compensation Act and the Fund's rules, with a provision for cancellation requiring 60 days' notice.
This document is a Certificate of Workers Compensation Coverage issued by KACo Workers Compensation Fund to Mason County Fiscal Court for the period of July 1, 2024, to July 1, 2025. It provides coverage under the Kentucky Workers Compensation Law with an Employers Liability limit of $2,500,000. The total premium for this coverage is $210,141.00, which includes the Workers Compensation Premium and Special Fund Tax. Payment options are provided, including a discounted rate for early full payment.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Mason County
The court issued a proclamation for Constitution Week and received an update on negotiations for a proposed data center project. Various monthly reports were approved, including those from the Road, Animal Shelter, Sheriff, Detention Center, Emergency Management, Landfill, Recycling, Garbage Collection, and EMS departments. Financial approvals included the 2025 Tax Settlement, tax disbursements, payment of claims, budget transfers, and a financial statement. Additionally, the court reviewed an economic development grant application for sewer line installation in Industrial Park IV and authorized a donation to the Buffalo Trace Fire Commission's Fire School.
The meeting addressed numerous operational and financial matters across county departments. Key actions included the approval of roadwork recommendations for the upcoming fiscal year and the County Road Aid Coop Program contract. The court authorized the purchase of a new mower for the Road Department and methane probes for the landfill. Several departmental reports were accepted, including those from the Sheriff’s office, which received approval for the purchase of new rifles using a grant. Financial business included the payment of claims, budget transfers, and approval of the financial statement. The court also made appointments to the Public Library Board and the Industrial Development Authority, approved donations to the Arts Commission and the Chamber of Commerce, and received updates regarding local infrastructure and economic development projects.
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The meeting involved the approval of claims presented in the Treasurer's Report. Additionally, the court reviewed a Project Development Agreement for a data center project, involving presentations from special counsel regarding project phases, projected job creation, tax benefits, and infrastructure improvements including water and sewer expansion.
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