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Finance director outlines Tyler ERP transition, bond update and budget priorities
Summary
Finance Director James Webb told the Sheboygan County Finance Committee on March 25 that the department is focusing on the Tyler ERP transition, accounts receivable cleanup, Circuit Court budget setup and forecasting tools as the county finalizes a general obligation bond issuance; Moody’s reaffirmed the county’s AA2 rating.
Finance Director James Webb told the Sheboygan County Finance Committee on March 25, 2026, that the department is prioritizing the transition to the Tyler ERP system and related budget‑development work while maintaining operational continuity.
Webb said the department’s immediate work includes developing a framework to support budget development, advancing accounts‑receivable cleanup and standardization, ensuring the Circuit Court department budget is set up correctly in the new system, and developing forecasting tools for future planning. He also reported that the county’s general obligation bond issuance has progressed to its final stage and that Moody’s has reaffirmed Sheboygan County’s AA2 rating.
The committee reviewed the December financial statements and fourth‑quarter variances presented by Deputy Finance Director Jeremy Fetterer and then reviewed vouchers for payment. Supervisor Thomas Wegner moved to approve expenditures; Supervisor Curt Brauer seconded and the motion carried. The minutes record that the motions carried but do not include a roll‑call tally or vote counts.
The meeting record shows the Finance Department will continue work on budget development, activities related to the closeout of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, and preparation of the Capital Improvement Plan. No specific dollar totals or implementation deadlines for those items are recorded in the minutes.
