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Court approves $9,328 HART election-machine battery service to meet potential special‑election needs
Summary
Clark County Fiscal Court authorized certified vendor HART to perform mandatory battery maintenance/updates on voting equipment at a cost of $9,328.20, with the county clerk noting the work should be done before any possible special election.
Clark County Fiscal Court voted April 8 to approve a vendor service order with HART to replace batteries in voting equipment and perform a mandatory update at a cost of $9,328.20.
County election staff told the court the battery update is recommended on a multi‑year cycle and HART advised the county to complete the work; the clerk’s office said HART could bill the county after July 1 if the court preferred to defer appropriations to the next fiscal year, but the clerk requested the work be scheduled in time for potential special-election needs.
The court approved the motion to pay HART for election-machine battery service so the machines would be ready for any required elections; county staff noted the cost could be budgeted in the next fiscal year if necessary but that completing the work now would ensure machine readiness.
