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Sampson County approves $441,000 one-time investment to unify county software with Tyler system
Summary
The Board of Commissioners approved a countywide software modernization with Tyler Technologies, a $441,000 one-time implementation cost (approx. $160,000 from the water department; $281,000 from fund balance) and estimated annual operating savings of about $140,000, with a tentative go-live in spring 2027.
SAMPSON COUNTY, N.C. — The Sampson County Board of Commissioners voted to move forward with a countywide technology modernization using Tyler Technologies’ suite of government software, county leaders said at their November meeting.
County Manager Vann introduced the plan and formally recommended the investment. “You charged us with innovating and working more efficiently,” Vann said, introducing Brandon Wiggins, the county’s special projects manager, who led the presentation.
Wiggins told commissioners the project aims to unify separate systems used by finance, the tax office and departments such as public works and building inspections into a single enterprise ecosystem. “Integration is key,” Wiggins said, arguing that a single platform would…
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