BLACK RIVER — Following a break-in last month, the village board tasked Superintendent of Public Works Steven L. Lillie with investigating an upgrade the municipal building’s alarm system.

Mr. Lillie reported at the Sept. 4 meeting that CREG Security Systems could install motion senors in three rooms and a keypad for a cost of $792. The board requested an itemized list in order to purchase an additional keypad to disarm the alarm from a second location.

There would be no additional service charge since the village clerk’s office already has an alarm system through the company.

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