County approves $57,600 purchase for priority-based budgeting software after debate
Dunn County supervisors approved a one-time $57,600 budget adjustment to purchase priority-based budgeting software from Tyler Technologies to help inventory and score county programs; vote was 19–5 after supervisors raised questions about vendor options, ongoing costs and department head involvement.
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Dunn County supervisors voted to approve a one-time budget adjustment of $57,600 to purchase priority-based budgeting software from Tyler Technologies, a decision supporters said would produce a detailed inventory of county programs and costs for the 2026 budget cycle.
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