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Board Approves IT Training Quote; Refers Measure to Increase Supervisors to Ballot
Summary
Supervisors approved a $5,600 onsite Tyler training contract for county staff and voted to put a measure increasing the number of county supervisors on the general-election ballot; several other routine items were handled by motion or consent.
The board approved a $5,600 on-site training engagement with Tyler Technologies for staff implementation and configuration of the county's new software system. Patrick Ben, the county IT director, presented the week-long training plan and the board approved the expenditure to be paid from the applicable contract/account.
Separately, supervisors moved to refer resolution 26-29 to the general-election ballot to increase the number of county supervisors; roll call in the transcript recorded affirmative votes for the item. The meeting also included routine motions: approval of the consent agenda and other administrative items noted during the session.
No additional details about the number of new supervisor seats (beyond the referral) or a timetable for implementing any change were provided in the transcript; the board flagged staff follow-up where necessary.
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