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 | | March 24, 2004 | Hart InterCivic obtains Travis County document deal
Austin-based Hart InterCivic Inc. has landed a $137,199 contract from Travis County for a system used to record and organize electronically all the property documents processed by the county.
| | February 11, 2004 | Harris County taps Hart InterCivic to automate files
Austin-based Hart InterCivic Inc. has landed a $400,000 contract from Harris County to record and organize electronically nearly 1 million real property documents received each year.
| | February 3, 2004 | Catawba County, NC Purchases $1.1 Million eSlate Electronic Voting System
Catawba County, North Carolina's Board of Commissioners has unanimously chosen the eSlate(tm) Electronic Voting System to replace the County's existing optical scan paper ballot system. The contract, valued at $1.1 million, represents Hart's first eSlate sale in North Carolina. Voters in seven states now use the eSlate Electronic Voting System.
| | January 22, 2004 | Green Mountain Energy Company Selected by Florida Power & Light to Help Implement FPL’s New Green Pricing Program
Green Mountain Energy Company, the nation’s largest retail provider of cleaner electricity, today announced it has been chosen by Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) as the renewable power supplier and marketer for FPL’s new green pricing program. The two companies are teaming up to offer this exclusive option to FPL’s 3.6 million residential customers starting in mid-February. FPL is widely recognized as one of the country’s premier power companies.
| | January 6, 2004 | Hart InterCivic gains Ohio deals
Austin-based Hart InterCivic Inc. has won $2 million in contracts with three Ohio counties to use Hart's eSlate electronic voting system, the company announced Tuesday.
| | December 1, 2003 | Hart InterCivic pursues large piece of voting pie
Local electronic voting provider Hart InterCivic Inc. is trying to snag a piece of the $1.5 billion appropriated by Congress earlier this year for updating the country's voting system.
| | November 5, 2003 | Fort Bend County Adopts Hart InterCivic's Anthem System for Managing Public Records
The first county to use Hart InterCivic's electronic records management system has become the most recent to adopt Anthem™, system for filing, recording, managing and accessing official public records. Fort Bend County, Texas, recently completed the transition to Anthem and is preparing to implement automatic indexing to further speed its document recording process.
"Fort Bend was the first county in the nation to use Hart 32, our initial records management system, and we have worked together closely over the years," said David Hart, Chairman of Hart InterCivic. "Fort Bend has always been a leader among Texas counties in adopting new technology, and we are delighted that they have converted to Anthem and will soon be adding automatic indexing."
| | October 30, 2003 | Skamania County, WA Purchases Hart InterCivic’s eSlate Electronic Voting System, Representing Hart’s First Election Sale in Washington State
County to Implement New Voting System for 2004 Presidential Preference Primary that will include eSlate Electronic Voting System Units to Meet Federal Accessibility Requirements in Addition to
Ballot Now Application for Countywide By-Mail Voting
| | August 22, 2003 | Green Mountain Energy Company Joins Forces with the Salvation Army of Dallas To Help Fan Out the Texas Heat
Green Mountain Energy Company and The Salvation Army of Dallas today announced they have joined forces to help low-income families in the Dallas area fight the blistering summertime heat. The "Fans for Life" program begins August 23rd and runs for four weeks through September 20th. For every new residential customer Green Mountain Energy Company successfully enrolls for its cleaner electricity service at a Dallas area event during this time period, a $12 donation will be made to purchase fans for low-income families. The goal is to provide 200 fans.
| | August 12, 2003 | Hart InterCivic shares defense contract
Hart InterCivic is part of a team of corporations that have been awarded a contract by the U.S. Department of Defense's Federal Voting Assistance Program (FVAP). Working through the FVAP's Secure Electronic Registration and Voting Experiment (SERVE), the team of companies is developing a pilot system that enables absentee Uniformed Services members and U.S. citizens residing overseas to easily and securely register to vote and cast their ballots over the Internet for the 2004 U.S. Primaries and General Election. The team, headed by Accenture (NYSE:ASN), a global management consulting and technology services company, also includes VeriSign (Nasdaq:VRSN), Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ), Avanade and AFFINA, in addition to Hart InterCivic.
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