Court approves ArcGIS subscription to map precinct and district boundaries
September 23, 2026 | Calhoun County, Texas
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Calhoun County commissioners approved a contract for an ArcGIS Online subscription (DIR COP4699) with Environmental Systems Research Institute to produce detailed maps of voting precincts, school districts and navigation districts.
Staff told the court that mapping the precincts will make it easier to tell where lines are separated and that the new maps will be more distinct and detailed for county use. “We have someone that's gonna take this and map the precincts to before the commissioners, the school districts, and for the, the navigation districts, all the voting precincts,” a county official said. The court approved the subscription by voice vote and directed staff to proceed with the mapping work.
Staff told the court that mapping the precincts will make it easier to tell where lines are separated and that the new maps will be more distinct and detailed for county use. “We have someone that's gonna take this and map the precincts to before the commissioners, the school districts, and for the, the navigation districts, all the voting precincts,” a county official said. The court approved the subscription by voice vote and directed staff to proceed with the mapping work.
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