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Commissioners approve Tyler Technologies quote, fairgrounds well project and appoint Byron Moore as district court judge
Summary
At the Oct. 7 meeting the board approved a $22,000 Tyler Technologies implementation quote, a $40,000 public works agreement for a fairgrounds well pump house, approved the consent agenda, and voted to appoint Byron Moore as district court judge; staff were directed to prepare required documents and notifications.
The Okanogan County Board of Commissioners approved several items and took a formal appointment during its Oct. 7 meeting.
Tyler Technologies: Commissioners moved to authorize the chair to sign a sales quotation from Tyler Technologies for additional implementation hours and project management in the amount of $22,000. The motion carried with all commissioners voting "Aye." The county staff noted the contractor would only bill for hours used and that an implementation report would be provided upon completion.
Fairgrounds well pump house: The board moved to sign a public works agreement with Tony U.C. Carpentry for construction of the fairgrounds well pump house in the amount of $40,000. The motion carried with an "Aye" vote recorded.
Consent agenda: Commissioners moved to approve the consent agenda, with staff noting two fee schedule items would require follow‑up conversations with affected parties before final implementation.
Appointment to district court: After deliberation on two finalists, the board moved to appoint Byron Moore to the position of district court judge and directed the clerk to draft a resolution of appointment and to coordinate swearing‑in and notifications. The motion passed with all commissioners voting in favor; commissioners noted both finalists were well qualified.
No recorded roll‑call names were provided for the aye votes in these routine motions; each action was recorded as approved by voice vote.
