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O'Brien County Board opts into ISAC CSN software at no cost for fiscal 2027
Summary
The Board decided to accept ISAC's one-year no-cost extension for CSN software—reversing an expected $2,500 annual county charge—and agreed to review participation at the end of fiscal 2027.
The O'Brien County Board of Supervisors discussed continued access to CSN software provided by the Iowa State Association of Counties (ISAC) and agreed to opt back into the program for fiscal year 2027. The record states ISAC extended use of the software at no cost for the coming fiscal year, reversing a previously anticipated annual charge of $2,500 per county.
Board members scheduled a review of the county's participation at the end of fiscal year 2027 to determine whether to continue the arrangement. The discussion appears in the official proceedings without an identified individual speaker; the record summarizes the Board's consensus to accept the one-year extension and revisit the decision next year.
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