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York County recognizes assessment office for new public data portal developed with Tyler Technologies
Summary
York County commissioners recognized assessment office staff for launching a public-facing data portal with Tyler Technologies that county staff said reduced calls and foot traffic and improved transparency; assessment staff described the upgrade and thanked the board.
York County on Feb. 18 paused to recognize assessment office staff for implementing a public-facing data portal developed with Tyler Technologies, a project officials said has reduced phone and office traffic and improved transparency for residents.
"We have a total of 27 motions on today's agenda," Dahl said before praising Jim Runchall and the facilities team for work on the Judicial Center cooling project and then introducing the assessment office recognition. A presenter described how the portal allows residents to access records online, "decreas[ing] the amount of calls" and enabling people to "do their own research before they actually make that call."
Rachel, an assessment office staff member invited by the board, said the office upgraded its Tyler Technologies system previously and worked with the company to make the new features available to the public. "It's great to have that available to the public," Rachel said, noting transparency helps residents ensure their records are correct.
The board invited the assessment team to stand so commissioners could recognize them; Dahl thanked the team for improving service to York County residents. No budget figures or contract values were discussed during the recognition.
