Dallas County Commissioners Court

Commissioners are considering whether to continue Dallas County's contract with Election Systems & Software after November election issues.

Dallas County Commissioners say they will get a new elections software system if current problems are not resolved, but it could be difficult ahead of the next election.

Dallas County's new Chief Information Officer Justine Tran was deputy chief information officer for the City of Dallas from 2011 to 2015.

Election Systems & Software, LLC defective software caused ballot count discrepancies and precinct ballot mix-ups.

Dallas County juvenile Board members plan to begin finalist interviews for a new juvenile department director before Thanksgiving.

John Wiley Price, Dallas County commissioner for Precinct 3, began working for the county in 1974 and was first elected commissioner in 1984.

Projections for Dallas County's 2025 budget shortfall had been at $50 million earlier this year but that number is now down to $700,000.

A University of North Texas at Dallas study found that current attitudes toward law enforcement and police reforms didn't change the minds of most recruits.

Dallas County jail advisory committee will present its yearlong efforts report and recommendations.

Flu, COVID-19 and RSV cases have been decreasing in Dallas County since mid-January, but county officials encourage people to stay up-to-date on vaccines.

The bills for dealing with Dallas County's data breach and other computer woes are almost a half million dollars above original estimates.

An analyst found that only three of 10 justices of the peace courts are "outstanding" at updating and maintaining court records with Dallas County's Odyssey software.