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Board approves software and personnel changes including PbK prosecutor software and recorder reclassification

Board of Commissioners of Nobles County · August 5, 2025
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Summary

The board approved entry into an agreement with Karpel Solutions for prosecutor software (PbK) including annual costs of $28,500 and setup costs of $59,271 (split over two years), approved MCAPS support costs of $18,925, and approved reclassification for Deputy County Recorder positions to level 9 effective Aug. 5, 2025.

Nobles County commissioners on Aug. 5 approved a set of administrative actions: an agreement to adopt the PbK prosecutor software through Karpel Solutions, technical support for MCAPS through the Minnesota Counties Computer Cooperative (MNCCC), and reclassification of the Deputy County Recorder/Deputy Registrar of Titles position.

The minutes list the proposed PbK annual cost at $28,500 and setup costs totaling $59,271 to be divided over two years ($29,636 each year). The MCAPS-related annual cost is listed as $18,925. The board voted to enter the agreement with Karpel Solutions; the motion was moved by Commissioner Justin Ahlers and seconded by Commissioner Bob Paplow and recorded as duly passed.

Separately, the board approved a reclassification for the Deputy County Recorder/Deputy Registrar of Titles position after job-pointing updated the role from level 8 to level 9; this affects two bargaining-unit employees and the pay level change was set effective Aug. 5, 2025. The minutes note the change was presented to the union as part of the process.