Dunn County committee forwards contract to test priority-based budgeting tool
After a presentation from consultants who now work with Tyler Technologies, the Dunn County Executive Committee voted to forward a contract proposal—capped at $57,600—to the full County Board to begin a priority-based budgeting pilot and data inventory.
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Dunn County’s Executive Committee voted to send a proposed contract to the County Board to license a priority-based budgeting tool and services from a team now working with Tyler Technologies, with a cost cap the committee set at $57,600 for a one-year engagement.
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