Plumas County directs staff to prioritize Tyler (Munis) payroll conversion and impose temporary freeze on payroll changes
Faced with an aging payroll system and incomplete data migration, the board directed HR, IT and the auditor to prioritize a concentrated migration to Tyler’s HCM payroll module, agreed to a temporary freeze on noncritical payroll changes, and authorized staff to run parallel tests toward an April go-live target.
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Plumas County supervisors on Feb. 10 directed county staff to prioritize the migration of payroll data into the Tyler (Munis) Human Capital Management (HCM) module and to adopt a short, defined freeze on payroll changes to permit accurate data entry and parallel testing.
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