Shasta County has a three-year, $144,900 software agreement with Tyler Technologies to replace the Environmental Health Division’s legacy permitting system.
A county contract package for the Aug. 11 board agenda shows the deal covers annual SaaS fees of $22,500 and $77,400 in professional services, with the work tied to Sourcewell’s cooperative purchasing contract. The agreement identifies Tyler Technologies, Inc. as the vendor and the County of Shasta as the client, and says the project will migrate the Environmental Health Division from its Digital Health Department system to Tyler’s Enterprise Permitting & Licensing platform. The contract materials also describe the work as an implementation for “Enterprise Environmental Health.”
The agreement references Sourcewell Contract 060624-TTI and Sourcewell RFP #060624 as the procurement vehicle. The materials also include an implementation statement of work and a migration addendum, but the retrieved summary does not spell out a public timeline beyond the Jan. 1, 2027 start date.
The packet available for this draft does not indicate in the retrieved summary whether supervisors approved the contract at the Aug. 11 meeting or whether the item was deferred. A board signature page in the contract materials shows execution by Chair Chris Kelstrom, but the broader meeting action is not stated in the summarized materials used here.
[The agreement] appears in Shasta County’s Aug. 11 packet.
