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DeKalb County committee approves four-year renewal with Schneider Geospatial for property appraisal portal

5569065 · August 12, 2025
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The DeKalb County Board of Commissioners Finance, Audit and Budget Committee approved a change order to extend and increase funding for the county's public property appraisal web portal contract with Schneider Geospatial LLC through June 30, 2029, for a total not to exceed $250,068.

The DeKalb County Board of Commissioners Finance, Audit and Budget Committee approved a change order to extend and increase funding for the county's public property appraisal web portal contract with Schneider Geospatial LLC through June 30, 2029, for a total not to exceed $250,068.

The committee, chaired by Commissioner Ted Terry, approved Change Order No. 1 to Contract No. 2000319 after a brief discussion of the sole-source renewal and pricing structure. Director Butler said the renewal "will assist them in improving their customer service, reducing their in-person traffic and call volume, and then accessing, allowing for accessibility across all the devices." The committee asked Mr. Hicks from the property appraisal office to provide an email with additional context before the next meeting.

According to figures stated during the meeting, the contract includes an annual escalator: year 3 at $61,000, year 4 at $64,000 and year 5 at $67,000; the item was described as having started at about $58,000 in earlier years. Committee members described the request as a multi-year renewal to avoid renewal issues and potentially secure discounts.

The item was presented as a sole-source procurement. The committee approved the motion by voice vote; Chair Ted Terry recorded an aye and the chair declared the motion carries. The motion and second were entered on the record but the transcript did not name the mover or seconder. The committee also approved meeting minutes from the July 22 committee meeting earlier in the session.

No other substantive items were discussed; the committee adjourned after the vote.