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Committee refers $6,000 assessor data extraction request to Budget Committee
Summary
A $6,000 request to extract property-assessor appraisal data — previously approved by the Budget Committee and later pulled from the Commission agenda — was referred back to the Budget Committee after Commissioner Matthew Shoaf said he would consult IT about in‑house options.
During the Legislative Committee meeting on April 14, Commissioner Matthew Shoaf described a $6,000 request for extraction of property-assessor appraisal data that had been approved earlier by the Budget Committee but was removed from the full Commission agenda. Shoaf said he would follow up with the county's IT department to determine if the work could be completed in-house. Commissioner Jerry Becker moved to refer the item to the Budget Committee; Commissioner Shoaf seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
The minutes do not list additional detail about what data fields are needed, the intended use of the extracted data, or a timeline for completion. The committee's action was procedural: it moved the matter to the Budget Committee for further handling rather than adopting a policy or expenditure at the Legislative Committee level.
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