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Register of Deeds: commissioners approve switch from Tyler Tech to Fiddler for deed software
Summary
Register of Deeds Sheila Smith told commissioners that Fiddler would cost $1,500 less per year than Tyler Tech and offer more options for the Deeds office; the commission approved the change 5-0.
Sheila Smith, Register of Deeds, presented information proposing the Deeds office replace its current Tyler Tech software with a vendor called Fiddler. Smith told commissioners that Fiddler would cost $1,500 less per year and offers more options for the office.
Roy Ballard moved to approve the Deeds Office switching its software from Tyler Tech to Fiddler; Ron Mast seconded and the motion carried 5-0. The transcript does not list contract terms beyond the annual cost comparison or implementation timeline.
Commissioners requested the usual follow-up to ensure data migration and contract terms are satisfactory before implementation.
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