Johnson County outlines operational changes: Workday training, agenda software move and updated door‑access procedures
Johnson County officials on April 15 described plans for Workday staff training, a mid‑May switch to Peak Agenda software to consolidate agendas and minutes online by year‑end, and revised after‑hours door‑access procedures; no public comments were made.
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Johnson County Auditor Julie Persons on April 15 described the county's training approach for its planned Workday software implementation, saying in‑person sessions will be emphasized when possible and training will be scheduled at different locations to accommodate staff needs.
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