County to switch short-term rental system to OpenGov to reduce long-term costs
Community development staff recommended replacing GovOS with OpenGov for short-term rental permitting and enforcement; commissioners approved a supplemental first-year appropriation and authorized executing the OpenGov contract, expecting lower ongoing costs and better user experience.
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Community development staff presented an unbudgeted request to transition the county's short-term rental administration from GovOS to OpenGov. The director explained GovOS had been used for four years but OpenGov offers a simpler interface, improved admin functions and a lower long-term cost, though the first-year implementation will require a supplemental appropriation. "It will just give us a different provider and save the county quite a bit of money," the director said (Chris, Speaker 17).
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