City moves to new permitting software, expects multi-week implementation
The commission approved switching the city's permitting, licensing and code-enforcement software to MyGov (Tyler Technology) with a multi-week migration and a modest annual cost increase plus one-time implementation fees.
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The Junction City Commission approved a contract to replace the city's permitting, licensing and code-enforcement software with MyGov (a Tyler Technology product), after staff described problems with the current vendor and a six-month evaluation of alternatives.
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