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Florence council approves $152,939 ClearGov budgeting contract for three years
Summary
Council authorized a three‑year service order with ClearGov for budgeting software, not to exceed $152,939.14, citing prior improvements in budget process efficiency and the need for integrated budget tools.
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Florence — The Florence Town Council on Feb. 3 authorized a three‑year contract extension with ClearGov for the town’s budgeting software in an amount not to exceed $152,939.14, using the BuyBoard cooperative purchasing contract.
Town finance staff reported that ClearGov has been in use for three years to provide a budgeting module not available in the town’s primary financial system and has replaced a spreadsheet‑heavy process previously consisting of more than 75 Excel workbooks each budget season. The software centralizes budgeting inputs and provides real‑time updates, which staff said has helped streamline the town’s budget assembly.
Council member Bensina moved to approve the contract and authorization for the town manager to execute the service order, citing the software’s benefits and the cooperative contract pricing; the motion was seconded and carried by voice vote.
Contract details: three‑year term; BuyBoard cooperative contract #692‑23; not to exceed $152,939.14. Staff said they will continue to use Excel for some workflows but expect the ClearGov platform to remain the central budgeting tool.
Next steps: Town Manager’s Office and Finance Department will execute the service order and integrate updated licensing and service terms into the town’s budget process for the coming fiscal year.

