Washington County board approves moving forward with 'Eva' AI tool for social‑services client support
County social‑services staff secured board approval to proceed with Eva, an AI client‑service tool: first‑year setup roughly $15,000 and an annual contract of $67,807 (vendor estimates ~65% reimbursable). The Glens Falls Foundation awarded $20,000 to offset startup costs.
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County social‑services staff sought the board’s approval to move forward with Eva, an AI client‑service tool intended to supplement staff capacity and provide after‑hours access for clients.
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