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When the Laurel County (Ky.)
Corrections facility opened in
2020, administrators wanted
to have state-of-the-art
security solutions installed and
ready to monitor and protect
inmates, staff and visitors. The
goal was a common platform
to streamline operations.
wanted state-of-the-art camera systems and
control functions and a streamlined operation
from top to bottom. By virtue of the company's
work throughout Kentucky, STANLEY Security's
reputation stood out among the administrators'
options for their security needs.
" STANLEY had reputable experience with
the specific technology we were looking for and
was efficient and accountable from the start. The
process felt like a true partnership, " says Laurel
County Jailer Jamie Mosley. Video surveillance
systems were a crucial component of Mosley's
envisioned security suite, and STANLEY Security
had the specific systems he wanted.
As plans for construction developed, STANLEY
representatives worked closely with Mosley
and his team, providing demos of the Geutebruck
video systems he preferred as well as
planning for integrations with other systems
like access control and data logging. Following
an RFP process, through which STANLEY
Security was selected, company representatives
finalized planning details with Mosley and the
architects charged with construction.
The security installation process itself required
approximately 12 months from start to finish.
In total, STANLEY Security followed five phases
to complete the project: investigation, inventory
and design (200+ hours); software implementation,
in-house testing and prototyping
(200+ hours); on-site installation (600+ hours);
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commissioning (400+
hours); and owner
training (16+ hours).
The final cost to the customer was $1.496 million,
including about $62,700 in additions from
the original bid.
Due to the high-security aspect of a correctional
facility, coordination with the end user
was critical for a safe and successful outcome.
Included were the following systems and solutions:
touchscreen control stations; door control
and monitoring systems; intercom systems;
duress stations; access control systems; IP cameras;
video monitoring stations; utility control
systems; and data logging of all events. (See
equipment overview for more specifics.)
Hundreds of Devices Integrated
STANLEY Security brought the expertise required
to ensure the new facility's security systems
were integrated and functioning correctly.
The project aimed to install and integrate hundreds
of components into a modern interface
jail administrators could easily learn and use.
Since video was one of the most critical components
of Laurel County's system, STANLEY
installed and integrated more than 335 IP
megapixel cameras to provide extensive coverage
of the facility. Jail staff can access and view
any part of the facility in real-time, as well as
capture and record video footage to a data logThe
project
culminated as the
pandemic started,
which meant
training users and
completing the
system before the
owner shut down
public access
was key.
- Matt Hildebrand
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