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Integrated Justice asks for modest increase to cover new support contract and Tyler rollout costs
Summary
Integrated Justice requested about $64,977 more for 2026, driven by a newly assigned software support/maintenance contract and continued Tyler case-management onboarding for the courts and sheriff modules.
Eric Zacto, director of Integrated Justice, told the board that the department supports common justice-technology systems across multiple courts and that its 2026 request is roughly $64,977 above the 2025 budget. The increase primarily reflects the addition of a software support/maintenance contract (matrix point system) included for the prosecutor's office that raises Integrated Justice's contractual obligations.
Zacto outlined recent accomplishments, including the General Division's Tyler case-management system go-live and work to bring sheriff civil and domestic relations on-line (targeted rollout dates mentioned for sheriff civil and domestic relations). He said Integrated Justice is largely contract-driven and expected to remain under budget for 2025 despite the timing of software-as-a-service (SaaS) billing.
Commissioners praised the Tyler implementation for improving transparency and operational efficiency. No final budget action was taken at the hearing.
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