Fusion Digital replaced outdated microphones with 20 Sennheiser gooseneck and 2 wireless handheld microphones to enhance flexibility, cable management, and sound clarity. The system was paired with an Ashly amplifier and wall-mounted column speakers to ensure a professional-grade audio experience with mute control capabilities.

To meet ADA compliance standards, Fusion Digital installed a WilliamsAV assisted listening system that provides clear, amplified audio for individuals with hearing impairments. This ensures inclusivity and enhances accessibility for all attendees.

To support public access and government transparency, Fusion Digital implemented two Sony 4K network cameras for high-resolution video capture. This system allows for seamless recording and live streaming of official meetings, ensuring all proceedings are easily accessible.

An RTI control processor with a touch panel was integrated to provide effortless operation of the AV system. This allows for easy microphone management, video switching, and audio adjustments, streamlining functionality for courthouse staff.

Fusion Digital replaced the outdated rolling screen with a Da-Lite motorized projection screen and an NEC projector with a short-throw lens for high-lumen, large-scale video display. An NEC confidence monitor was also installed at the podium, allowing presenters to view content without turning away from the audience.

To maintain the courthouse’s historic character, Fusion Digital designed and installed custom-made wooden boxes to discreetly house microphone cabling and provide a wall plate for seamless guest presentations. Since in-floor boxes were not an option, this solution preserved both functionality and architectural integrity.