Brewster County comptroller warns of two-week pause in check-writing during accounting software transition
County Comptroller Malynda Richardson told the Commissioners Court the county expects a two-week interval between April 22 and May 6 when no checks will be cut because of an accounting software transition; the court was notified and approved a related budget amendment for an attorney invoice.
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County Comptroller Malynda Richardson told the Brewster County Commissioners Court on March 25 that the county will undergo an accounting software transition that will require a temporary pause in issuing checks for about two weeks. The period was described as expected to fall between April 22 and May 6; the court received the notification for planning purposes.
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