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Liberty County approves vendor work to finish GIS voting maps, raises poll worker pay and readies primary contracts
Summary
Commissioners voted to fund a $10,500 vendor job to finish county GIS voting overlays with the auditor supplying up‑front funds and the voter registrar pledging to seek partial reimbursement from chapter 19 funds; the court also raised poll worker pay to $15/hour and authorized joint‑primary contracts.
Liberty County Commissioners on Dec. 16 approved a $10,500 contract with International Computer Works to complete GIS mapping and voting overlays that county election staff say will reduce ballot‑style complexity ahead of the March 2026 primary. The auditor’s office will advance the full $10,500 and the voter registrar told the court she can certify and seek reimbursement for roughly half of that cost from chapter 19 funds if the Texas Secretary of State agrees.
The vendor quote is intended to finish street numbering and build overlays for every voting jurisdiction —…
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