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County outlines ERP rollout tied to five-year budgeting

Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors · June 9, 2026
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Summary

Chairman Taylor pressed for a five-year outlook; staff said Finance will be first to receive a new ERP in about 18 months, with a full three-year rollout across departments to support long-range planning.

Chairman Tim Taylor asked when a five-year lookahead would be available. Director-level staff and Deputy Administrator Mandy Belyea said the county expects a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) system to arrive for Finance first in roughly 18 months and that a complete implementation across Finance, Human Resources and other departments could take about three years.

Board members said improved systems would support long-range planning and help present multi-year projections to the public; staff noted that Finance would be the first to receive the new system and that cross-department implementation is planned in phases.