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- Board approved replacing gate security services starting October 1, 2026 after TriCorp termination September 30, 2026. - 8/14/2026 incident involved tailgating and a gate-arm strike; maintenance repaired the arm and recommended break-a-way arms. - FY2027 budget includes $261,871 for security services and $7,800 for licensing cameras at the gatehouse.
- Midvale City Policies and Procedures Manual Section 8-05 requires tracking distributed keys, keypad codes, and security access cards. - Lost keys and security access cards must be reported immediately to the employee’s supervisor and Department Director. - Manual prohibits duplicating or distributing keypad codes or security access cards before the key requisition process.
- Verkada Command access control proposed for City Hall and bathroom facilities with wireless door locks and door controllers. - Bathroom facilities: 6 AL54-MS mortise locks, 2 AC12 controllers, and 2 WH32 wireless repeaters. - City Council capital expense approval sought for early FY2027 installation with 5-year or 10-year licensing options.
- Student ID badges will be used to tap on/off buses to ensure the correct students board each day. - Willlets Elementary piloted badge-based bus/roster access starting in March. - Readers will be installed in classrooms for tap-in/tap-out attendance and emergency evacuation accountability. - The district ordered bus technology and plans districtwide badge use in the fall.
- CINTAS fire protection logged multiple site alarm repairs from July–August 2026. - Alarm repair line items include duct smoke detector replacement and multiple schools’ alarm service. - District invoices include hardware/physical security-adjacent equipment like a smart motor hardware kit.
- Goshen Central School District will convert high school exterior doors from keys to badge-based access next week. - Keys are “too difficult to track” and badge access will control entry by day and time. - Districtwide plan includes eventually converting access controls in each building.
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