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Board of Elections wins license payment and grant extensions for ballot mailing, postage and cybersecurity
Summary
The county approved a $31,686 payment to HART InterCivic for voting‑equipment license support and extended three elections‑related grants covering ballot‑by‑mail, absentee postage and cybersecurity remediation through March 31, 2027.
At the start of the administration committee meeting, the Board of Elections requested approval to pay $31,686 to HART InterCivic for annual license and support of voting equipment and to accept contract extensions for three existing grants that run through March 31, 2027.
Lori, representing the Board of Elections, described the line‑item funding (contract code A14505490000) and said the county had budgeted for the expense. She also reported grant balances remaining for the ballot‑by‑mail program ($75,853) and for an absentee postage grant (presented as $13,195), plus an ongoing cybersecurity remediation grant; the committee approved the license payment and voted to accept the grant extensions.
Members asked no substantive questions and voted in favor on voice roll calls.
The actions ensure continued vendor support for certified voting equipment and continued federal/state grant funding for vote‑by‑mail and cybersecurity work through March 2027.
