County approves elections training coordinator to centralize training and reduce vendor reliance
After the elections administrator described in-house coding and training needs, the court approved a staff position to run elections training, budgeted at $13,339 one-time and $92,905 recurring; the motion passed 4–1.
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Collin County approved a new elections training coordinator position aimed at centralizing curriculum development, reducing reliance on outside contractors and cutting long-term costs for training election judges and staff.
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