County told technology contract amendment will cut expected commission revenue by about a quarter
Officials said a service agreement amendment effective April 1, 2026, will reduce county commission revenue from about $177,000 last year to a projected $120,000 this year; commissioners placed the amendment on the agenda and said options are limited.
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County staff told the commission an amendment to a technologies master service agreement, effective April 1, 2026, will change the vendor’s rate structure and reduce expected commission revenue. "We generated $177,000 on commissions last year and we're projected this year under the new rate to probably be at 120," a staff speaker said, describing a projected 25%–35% reduction.
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