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Victoria County commissioners on Monday approved the purchase of a new vaccine registration software that officials said would make it easier to send vaccination data to the state and reduce the staff required to run vaccination clinics.
Commissioners also approved a memorandum of understanding to split the cost of the software, which is produced by a company called Luminare, 50/50 with the city. The city and county will pay $49,000 apiece.
Mark Rosenberg reports on rural community life for the Victoria Advocate as a Report for America corps member. He can be reached at mrosenberg@vicad.com or 361-574-1264 or on Twitter at @markrosenberg32. To support local journalism at the Advocate through Report for America, go to VictoriaAdvocate.com/report.
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This is really funny. 80% of the county live in the city limits. Which means 100% of the cost is being paid by 80% of the people. Wow.
Either your math sux or you missed "The city and county will pay $49,000 apiece."
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