Warren County tables $280,392 proposal to replace treasurer software
Auditor and staff presented a $280,392 LOW Tax software proposal to replace the county's aging MVP system; commissioners expressed concern about migration risks despite reported investment interest and tabled the procurement until next year.
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Warren County officials presented a proposal Dec. 16 to migrate the county’s tax and accounting systems to LOW Tax integrated with LOW Accounting at a proposed cost of $280,392. Auditor Robin Weston-Hubner and other meeting participants described the change as a way to retire the outdated MVP cashbook (in service since 2005), reduce errors and speed settlement disbursements to taxing units.
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