Harleton Election Contracts Go Before County

Harrison County commissioners are scheduled to consider election contracts for Harleton ISD and New Diana ISD on Thursday, September 24, 2026. The posted agenda sets the regular meeting for 9 a.m. in the Commissioners' Courtroom at the Harrison County Historic Courthouse in Marshall.

For residents following local school elections, this is an administrative decision to watch. The agenda identifies the proposed action, but it does not reproduce the contracts or establish what commissioners will approve.

What is on the election agenda

The Elections section on page two lists both school-district contracts. It also lists Amendment No. 1 to the county's agreement with ECM Today for election document-management services.

The notice does not supply contract prices, service details or the amendment's text. Those details require the underlying documents. The listing alone does not establish a change to voter eligibility, polling locations or ballot contents.

Roads and public-health funding

The same agenda includes the county Road Condition Report dated September 15, 2026, alongside the Road and Bridge Department's construction report.

Another item concerns an agreement with the Marshall-Harrison County Health District for October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027. The agenda specifies an annual funding payment of $68,490. That is an amount proposed for consideration; this preview does not report an approved expenditure.

How to follow the meeting

The county's Commissioners Court page links its meeting schedule, upcoming agenda, and agendas, minutes and videos. It identifies the historic courthouse location as 1 Peter Whetstone Square in Marshall and lists the court office at 903-935-8402.

Residents can use those official links to check for an updated notice before traveling. The posted agenda provides public-comment participation instructions on its first page. Read those instructions directly and confirm any procedural questions with the court office.

What remains to be documented

The next records are the school-district contracts, the document-management amendment and the court's actual action on each item. Meeting minutes and any published recording can establish the motion and vote after the meeting.

This September 21 preview is based on the county's three-page agenda and official court page linked below. Both are county sources, not independent corroboration. Prepared by RepWatchr Editorial Desk with AI-assisted source review. Readers can submit an updated agenda or subsequent minutes through RepWatchr's source-submission link.