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Cumberland County officials mark six months since CAMA go‑live, outline integrations and public access goals
Summary
County officials honored staff behind a multi‑year migration to Vision Government Solutions’ CAMA system, heard progress updates on data integrations and report tools, and set a December target for broader functionality including public online records and permit integrations.
Cumberland County officials on July 9 recognized the staff who led the county’s migration to Vision Government Solutions’ CAMA (computer‑assisted mass appraisal) system and heard a progress update on integrations, reporting tools and next steps toward broader public access.
The recognition and status report came during the county finance meeting after commissioners approved routine items. Kathy Waters, technical manager for the county’s assessment office, told the board the CAMA system has been live for about six months and that the project team is aiming to have “everything in place and moving forward by December.”
Why it matters: The county’s CAMA system holds property and ownership records used for tax assessment, permitting and collections. Officials said the new platform is intended to reduce manual workflows, improve data control and let residents and staff access more…
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