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Williams County approves up to $159,000 for new property-tax software
Summary
The Williams County Board of Commissioners approved Resolution 174 to enter an agreement with ISSG Inc. for a real-estate property tax system software not to exceed $159,000, with 60% funded from the general fund and 40% from other sources; the contract term was read in the meeting.
The Williams County Board of Commissioners approved an agreement with ISSG Inc. to provide a real-estate property tax system software for a contract cost not to exceed $159,000.
Clerk (reading the resolution) said the agreement would be between "ISSG Inc and the Williams and Williams County on behalf of the auditor for real estate property tax system software at a cost not to exceed 159,000 with 60% of it coming from the general fund and 40% coming from that are already aligned," and read a term from "08/01/2027 through 07/31/2028." The clerk presented the motion and the board carried it.
The board did not specify a mover or seconder in the portion of the transcript that records the vote; commissioners voiced assent and the clerk announced "Motion carried." A commissioner noted the new software is not an entirely new expense because the county is already paying a similar amount now ("It's not all new expense because we're currently paying on 75 or $79").
The action formalizes procurement of a tax-management system and identifies the funding split as 60% general fund and 40% other sources; the transcript does not break down the 40% funding sources further or state which department will administer implementation details. The board set the contract term as read and approved the resolution during the meeting.
Next steps: staff will proceed with the agreement as authorized by the resolution; the transcript did not record a timeline for deployment, implementation steps, or which department will supervise rollout.
