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County approves five‑year Cloudpermit renewal for building and code services
Summary
The Board authorized a five‑year renewal with Cloudpermit for building, permitting, licensing and code‑enforcement software; the contract includes a 4% annual price increase, with first‑year cost rising from $9,000 to $9,300.
Meriwether County authorized a five‑year renewal with Cloudpermit to continue the county's permitting, licensing and code‑enforcement software services. County Administrator John Gorton said the proposal maintains the same terms as the prior agreement and carries a 4% annual increase; he provided a first‑year cost example of $9,000 increasing to $9,300.
Building and Zoning Director Jeff McCartney, who started Aug. 11 and previously worked in Troup County, told the Board he was comfortable continuing with Cloudpermit. The agreement includes an annual price adjustment and a 30‑day termination provision; staff noted the five‑year proposal renews year‑to‑year and had been reviewed by counsel.
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