County approves Tyler Technologies system to modernize permitting and inspections

Land Use Director Sean Rogan told the commissioners that purchasing Tyler Technologies software will modernize permitting, inspections, GIS mapping and electronic plan review, and will also integrate with the Assessor's office to reduce manual updates and postage costs. Rogan said the county aims for a January 2026 implementation. Finance Director Kristee Coberly said the purchase is not in the current fiscal year budget and will be included in the 2026 budget cycle. Rogan and Coberly described uses across departments, including Road & Bridge for driveway and cattle-guard permitting. The Board voted to approve the software purchase; Secretary of record to include cost in next year's budget.