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Board approves ARPA‑funded software upgrade for commissioner’s office
Summary
The board approved purchasing Concise computer‑aided mass appraisal software for the commissioner’s office, using ARPA funds set aside for countywide software upgrades. Staff said the new system is more modern and will make assessor and real‑estate appraisal processes more efficient.
Dickenson County supervisors approved the purchase of Concise computer‑aided mass appraisal software for the commissioner’s office during the Sept. 23 meeting, to be funded from ARPA funds the county had set aside for technology upgrades.
County staff and commissioner’s office personnel described Concise as a modern integrated package that consolidates multiple screens and supports live updates to parcel records, photos, and drawings. Staff and a commissioner present said the software will replace older, more fragmented systems and improve efficiency for real‑estate appraisal and property‑record maintenance. The board moved and seconded a motion to permit the commissioner’s office to acquire the software with the previously reserved ARPA funds and approved the purchase by voice vote.
No contract amounts or implementation timeline were discussed in the public transcript; staff said the procurement followed internal procedures and input from other Virginia commissioners who use the software.
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