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Commissioners approve contingency funding for new LGS jury system

Leon County Commissioners Court · July 23, 2026
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Summary

Leon County's commissioners voted to fund a new LGS jury system from contingency for this and next year's budgets, covering setup, training and ongoing hosting and licensing fees. The motion was moved by Commissioner Joey Sullivan and seconded by Commissioner Kyle Workman and was recorded as carried.

The Leon County Commissioners Court approved using contingency funds to acquire and implement a new LGS jury system, including setup, first-year training and ongoing monthly hosting and licensing costs. Commissioner Joey Sullivan moved the measure and Commissioner Kyle Workman seconded; the motion carried.

The action followed a brief presentation and questioning about county fund access earlier in the session; the minutes note extended questions of a TCDRA representative over restrictions the agency is placing on county access to funds at TCDRS that are being used to cover current liabilities. The court authorized the contingency allocation for the jury-system purchase across this budget year and the next.