A nearly $90,000 security camera and access control system is coming to the new Ray County 911 dispatch facility following board approval. The decision came during a recent Ray County 911 Board meeting, where members reviewed and approved the purchase as part of ongoing work on the agency’s new facility at 105 Matt Waller Avenue. Documents outlining the system and its cost were later obtained through a Missouri Sunshine Law request, providing additional detail on the project’s scope. The proposal from Voice Products, operating as LT Solutions, outlines a comprehensive security system designed to monitor both the interior and exterior of the new facility while controlling access throughout the building. According to the documents, the system includes approximately 14 cameras, a 24-port server with 12 terabytes of onboard storage, intercom capabilities and 16 card readers to secure entry points across the building. The system is integrated with the building’s internal wiring and…