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To: Judge Denson
From: James Feagan, Buildings Maintenance Supervisor
Date: February 3, 1997
Re: Condition of Fire Alarm Systems in the Courthouse
The offices of the County Clerk, Tax Accessor, Treasurer,
County Court at Law and the old Jail have what should be a
functioning fire alarm system in place. The system consists of
manual stations and smoke detectors. Simplex installed the
system and reports that they have not been here to test the
system since March of 1995. This alarm is monitored at the
Kerrville Police Department.
The old temporary facility, now the County Auditor and
County Attorney offices, do not have any fire alarm equipment
installed in them.
The old Courthouse has manual stations and smoke detectors
which are now maintained by the Kerrville Telephone Company,
Security Alarm Division. The original fire system was
installed by another Company, but was taken over and added on
to by the Telephone Company. This alarm is monitored at the
Kerrville Police Department.
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Item 2.11 Consider and
Discuss status report on
Fire Alarm Systems in Courthouse
(County Judge)
No Action
February 10, 1997
Vol. V pg 52