<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3G40ts_1GtSfdDF00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3G40ts_1GtSfdDF00" width="1172" height="813" ><figcaption>Love County Justice Center</figcaption></figure>An informational only tidbit from the Love County jail administrator to the Love County commissioners on Monday could prove to be a point of headache-causing contention.Love County Jail Administrator Crystal Boyd told the commissioners that during their inspection and compliance reviews, the inspectors had mentioned the number of old, defective, nonactive obsolete surveillance equipment that needed to be moved into a separate storage.The suggestion was made to utilize part of the Greenville property for storage after taking inventory of the equipment and how long the county had owned it.Boyd told the commissioners she did not know if she had an inventory of the items as many of them were part of the original equipment that came when the new Justice Center was constructed.The commissioners said that, in the event of loss due to weather or damage, items could not be covered under insurance without a full inventory.Boyd said she did not know if the items had ever been itemized or inventoried before being installed as new equipment.District Clerk Shelly Russell said the auditors require an itemized current inventory for every fiscal year, again if it is not itemized it cannot be covered under insurance.It was determined that the equipment was near obsolete when it was installed and programming for it would be next to impossible to find or to incorporate with today’s technology.Boyd said she would get an inventory of serial numbers and item descriptions before seeking means of having the items surplussed.</div></body>

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An informational only tidbit from the Love County jail administrator to the Love County commissioners on Monday could prove to be a point of headache-causing contention. Love County Jail Administrator Crystal Boyd told the commissioners that during their inspection and compliance reviews, the inspectors had mentioned the number of old, defective, nonactive obsolete surveillance equipment that needed to be moved into a separate storage.

Old equipment could cause jail inventory issues

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An informational only tidbit from the Love County jail administrator to the Love County commissioners on Monday could prove to be a point of headache-causi

Old equipment could cause jail inventory issues

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