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Union County elections staff say equipment maintenance remains ongoing priority
Summary
During old-business remarks Jan. 12, Elections Superintendent Elizabeth Stevens said ongoing maintenance of elections equipment remains the board’s main item of old business; no formal decisions were recorded.
At the start of the Jan. 12 meeting, the board reviewed ongoing maintenance work on elections equipment as part of old business.
Elizabeth Stevens identified the continuing upkeep of voting equipment as the main item in old business and outlined staff attention to maintenance needs. The meeting record does not show any formal motion or appropriation connected to equipment maintenance during this session.
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