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Board agrees to move forward with three-year OpenCounter contract for online permitting help

Klamath County Board of Commissioners · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Public Works presented staff rationale for selecting OpenCounter for online application assistance; the Board agreed to proceed with a three-year contract and noted the need for local engineering support to integrate the product.

Jeremy Morris updated the Board on the planned implementation of OpenCounter software to provide online application assistance and improve permitting interactions. Morris described selection rationale, contract length and the need for local software engineering support to integrate the service with county systems.

The Board indicated agreement to move forward with a three-year contract. The staff presentation emphasized that local engineering support would be required to implement and maintain the system, and that the rollout would be scheduled alongside other IT and permitting priorities.