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Lavaca County approves EFORCE software and converts sheriff's part-time admin to full-time
Summary
The court approved a software agreement with Intelichoice (EFORCE) funded from reserve funds and agreed to convert a temporary part-time administrative assistant in the sheriff's office to a full-time role.
Chief Deputy Carl Herbst told the court that the Lavaca County Sheriff's Office planned to enter a Software Agreement with Intelichoice, Inc. (DBA EFORCE) and that funding for the software would come from reserve funds; the court approved the agreement unanimously. The action was recorded as Court Order 20045.
Sheriff Steven Greenwell also requested that a previously approved temporary part-time Administrative Assistant position be converted to full-time, funded from line item #10055601055; the court approved the change unanimously (Court Order 20046). Minutes list the motions and unanimous votes but do not provide contract dollar amounts or staff salary specifics for the software purchase in the minutes.
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