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County approves ARPA-funded field-mobile software and laptops for appraiser’s office

Board of Cherokee County Commissioners · December 16, 2024
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Summary

Commissioners approved a $15,870 field mobile software contract and purchased four Microsoft Pros for $7,337.68 from Stronghold Data for the county appraiser, to be paid from ARPA funds; the appraiser said the state will link county parcel maps to ORCA.

The Cherokee County Board of Commissioners authorized ARPA-funded technology purchases for the county appraiser on Dec. 16, approving a field mobile software contract for $15,870 and four Microsoft Pro devices costing $7,337.68.

County Appraiser Delinda White presented the contracts and said she expects the state to link ORCA parcel maps to the county’s map system; she is awaiting login credentials. Commissioner Cory Moates moved to approve the field mobile software purchase and the device purchase from Stronghold Data; Commissioner Lorie Johnson seconded and both motions passed unanimously.

The purchases are intended to support field data collection and mapping updates in the appraiser’s office; the Board directed that both purchases be paid from ARPA funds.