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Commission Minutes—December 5, 2022 5672 <br />County Coroner, Kristie Ross was present and said she is requesting a budget adjustment to move <br />161,572 from the 2022 budget to the 2023 budget for the transport vehicle the Commission <br />approved in 2022, however will not arrive until the Spring of 2023. <br />MOTION, passed <br />Mr. Kapitan moved and Mr. Breitling seconded to authorize a budget adjustment <br />for the Cass County Coroner's Office in the amount of $161,572 from the 2022 <br />budget to the 2023 budget. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. <br />14. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, HSO change order approved <br />Information Technology Director, Bob Henderson was present and said HSO Enterprise Solutions <br />HSO) is the company Cass County contracted with to complete the implementation of the County's <br />new accounting software, Microsoft Dynamics. He said the initial proposal with HSO was scheduled <br />to take twelve months and be broken down into three phases: budgeting, accounts payable and <br />receivable, and work order management. He said phase one was completed successfully and while <br />working on phase two it was discovered by IT and Finance staff that two additional modules, <br />projects and asset management, are needed to successfully complete the final two phases <br />successfully. Mr. Henderson said Cass County is billed from HSO based on time used and the <br />proposed change order adds the time required to implement the additional modules. He said this is a <br />non-budgeted item at a cost of$98,450. <br />County Senior Accountant, Sarah Heinle was present and said the two additional modules are <br />essential to the success of the Microsoft Dynamics implementation and the system would be <br />unmanageable without it. <br />MOTION, passed <br />Mr. Kapitan moved and Mr. Breitling seconded to approve the change order <br />from HSO Enterprise and approve a budget adjustment to line item 101-1804- <br />412.33-09 in the amount of $98,450 for budget year 2023. On roll call vote, the <br />motion carried unanimously. <br />15. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, Website design proposal approved <br />Mr. Henderson said he and County Public Information Coordinator, Catlin Solum, have met with four <br />vendors to discuss updating the County's website. He said the preferred vendor is Granicus, who is <br />the County's current vendor. Mr. Henderson said the initial website redesign cost is $7,300 which <br />Granicus has discounted 54%. He said the yearly fee will also go back to the rate the County was <br />charged when the contract was initially entered at $18,000 per year, a savings of $2,000. He said <br />this is an unbudgeted request. <br />Mrs. Scherling asked if the redesign will be for the use of County staff or the public. Mr. Henderson <br />said the redesign will have improvements for both staff and the public. <br />MOTION, passed <br />Mr. Kapitan moved and Mr. Breitling seconded to approve the proposal from <br />Granicus for website redesign and new annual subscription fee in the amounts <br />of $7,300 for redesign and $18,000 annually for hosting. On roll call vote, the <br />motion carried unanimously. <br />16. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT, Purchase of ArcGIS Premium Hub Site approved <br />County Emergency Manager, Jim Prochniak was present and said Emergency Management has <br />been working with County GIS staff to identify a tool that utilizes real time data from the field to <br />provide situational awareness to decision makers in the event of emergencies. He said ArcGIS <br />Premium Hub site would allow the County to share information internally and externally during <br />critical incidents. Mr. Prochniak said he is proposing the initial purchase to be paid from the <br />Hazardous Materials Response Fund including the initial license and contractor fee in the amount of <br />25,000. He said the annual cost of the hub site is $10,000 and will be requested in future <br />Emergency Management budget requests. He said the hub site can be used not only by Cass <br />County but also other agencies in the region. Mr. Prochniak said the hub could be used in times of