Telecommunications

We offer Telecommunication analysis services to help school districts plan, manage and maintain telecommunications networks and services. Services include: connectivity to the BoTIE Network, initial examination, analysis, and appraisal of all existing telecommunications infrastructure, systems design and integration, selection and procurement services, project management, ongoing account management.

CoSer:
532.050 Instructional Projects
602.298 Administrative Projects

Contact Us

Kyle Humann

Assistant Director, Account/Project Management, Customer Care Center, Graphic Arts and Printing Service, School Public Relations Service, Telecommunication Services, Warehouse Services

Work: (516) 608-6697

Vincent LaRusso

Senior Manager I, Telecommunications

Work: (516) 832-2745

Cynthia Opanhoske

Senior Manager III

Work: (516) 832-2877

School Security Services

Nassau BOCES Security Services assists districts with the design and installation of security systems including video surveillance, card access, intrusion alarms, visitor management, and other security related systems. The service features Event Driven Camera Monitoring with response and dispatch capability, including but not limited to: contacting appropriate authorities, utilities, service providers and/or the dispatch of a technician, maintainer or security guard as necessary.

At the core of these services is the health and well-being of students, faculty, and others within school environments. Working in partnership with the Nassau County Police Department and the leading vendors in security solutions, we will help you build a system that meets your needs and fits your budget.

Chris Reinertsen

Executive Director I, District Services & Technology

Work: (516) 832-2741

Description of Services

Event Driven Camera Monitoring

Events will trigger cameras to activate. These events can be triggered from the current burglar alarm system, fire alarm system, access control system, and other input devices. Upon activation the nearest camera will populate at the command center and allow the operator to respond using pre‐defined responses including contacting the police, dispatching security, or district specified staff.

Virtual Tour

Command Center operator will visually access each camera every 4 hours, observe area, log suspicious activity or events, and respond as defined. These responses can include contacting the police, dispatching security, or district specified staff.

Audio Response

Audio communication is one of the various response types built into the command center platform. Integration into existing audio control systems permits the operator to address suspicious activity or events by remotely communicating through PA systems with individuals in the area and respond as defined.

Lighting Response

Lighting control enables command center operators to remotely turn on and off lights aiding in performing tours of a facility and enhancing the response of various event types.

Vital Sign Monitoring

All systems can be monitored using Vital Sign Monitoring. This system checks all devices every 15 minutes to make sure they are functioning and can alert command center operators if any devices are not working correctly. Operators can respond and even place service calls with the various service companies as needed to ensure that systems are up and running.

Stand-alone Police Department Access

For districts that are current participants in Bo‐TIE and do not participate in any other service listed above, a direct and private fiber optic connection between Nassau BOCES and the Nassau County connection to the Nassau County Police Department is still available. Police access to the private network is for emergency response use only and subject to the Memorandum of Agreement established between the Police and the Superintendents of Nassau County.