Board approves $233,718 contract to use Open Counter (Accela) permitting software
Klamath County approved a three-year statement of work with Accela to use Open Counter for planning and public works permitting, with a phased expenditure of $233,718.16 and $60,000 of ARPA funds offsetting planning costs.
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Planning and Public Works presented a recommendation to accept a three-year statement of work with Accela to provide Open Counter permitting software for planning applications and public-works permitting. Staff told the board the two departments process about 1,000 applications per year and that the contract is the culmination of roughly a year of proposals and vendor consultations.
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