Precinct Tracker: What Clients Say

What Our Clients Say

“I just don’t see how anyone with all the responsibility of maintaining roads could keep track of everything without using Precinct Tracker.”

Commissioner Katherine Pinotti, Cherokee County

“Using the Service Requests and Work Orders in Precinct Tracker has given us a better way to keep tabs on pending work. It’s also easier and more fuel-efficient to assign the work by areas when you know what jobs still need to be performed. I also like the detailed monthly reports generated for presentation at Commissioners' Court to help us better track the Road & Bridge work. Thank You Precinct Tracker!”

Commissioner Bruce Eliker, Bandera County

“In 2007, we had significant flood damage in our precinct. With Precinct Tracker we were able to easily print reports of all the flood-related work done and turn this in to FEMA for reimbursement purposes.”

Commissioner Heath Sims, Ellis County

“I love having Precinct Tracker! We’re so pleased with the information we get from it.”

Commissioner Charles Netardus, Lavaca County

“I love it! I really like the reports that show the work still pending. This makes it easier for me to plan where my crews will work.”

Commissioner Michael Griffith, San Jacinto County

"Already having Precinct Tracker here made my first days on the job a lot easier. I was able to get a quick handle on the road work that had been done and see where we needed to go in the future."

Commissioner Roy Parker, Jasper County

"Now I have more confidence in our ability to find answers when we need them. Precinct Tracker makes it easier to document the work and see where the money was spent."

Commissioner Pat McGallion, Hardin County

"Precinct Tracker has made it much easier for us to keep track of our costs, such as labor, equipment, and materials. Now we know where the tax dollars are going!"

Dolores Perkins, secretary to Commissioner George Riggs, Pecos County

“I started a Project in Precinct Tracker last summer for all the mowing we did. Now I know what labor, equipment and fuel costs I need to budget for this year.
Also, the folks at Precinct Tracker are very receptive to new ideas and suggestions from their clients. I like that.”

David Vyoral, PE, Road Administrator, Aransas County

"I like having everything organized into one program. Before Precinct Tracker it took much longer to go through all my spreadsheets and compile the monthly reports for all four precincts. This is much easier."

Lucy Ramos, Secretary, Aransas County

"The reports in Precinct Tracker have made it easier for me to do the invoicing for our interlocal agreement with a town in our precinct. They save me at least a day's work each time I need to do it."

Kimberly Wooley, Secretary for Commissioner Michael Griffith,
San Jacinto County

"I like using Projects on major upgrades or repairs to keep track of my costs for GASB reporting. Before Precinct Tracker , I had to do it all by hand, with folders full of paperwork. Now it's a lot easier to print out one report."

Danny White, Foreman, Jasper County

"Precinct Tracker is an exceptional program. Not only is it essential for maintaining accurate records, but it is also user friendly. The knowledgeable support staff is always available to answer questions.
...If the Commissioner wants to know the cost of materials for a certain road, instead of fumbling through loads of paper, I can get the information with a couple of clicks.
...Not only has it made my job a lot easier, but it helps me get various tasks done a lot faster!"

Rubi Cline, Secretary for Commissioner Ronnie Ulbrich, Medina County

"Precinct Tracker was a blessing to have after Hurricane Rita. If the Commissioner or the FEMA representative called and needed information on disaster response work that had been done, it was all recorded in one place.
...If we had had to do all this by hand, we'd still be working on it!"

Gail Smith, Secretary for Commissioner Ken Pelt, Hardin County

"With Precinct Tracker , I don't have to spend hours searching through files and handwritten material when I need to find an answer."

Gina Lowe, Secretary for Commissioner Pat McGallion, Hardin County