6000-1225-53806 ((IT Projects Capital Infrastructure - Software Licenses), and $966,770
to 6000-1225-53807 (IT Projects Capital Infrastructure - Software Maintenance
Agreements) to cover the cost of Tyler travel expenses, software licensing, and software
maintenance through FY2023.
Mr. McPhearson explained that this budget transfer is necessary because, while the items
have been budgeted for, the funds begin in one budget line and need to be reallocated to
the correct lines to cover invoices from Tyler.
Member Eckhoff asked how the Tyler property tax implementation is coming along. Mr.
McPhearson said it is going better than it was. He said we went live in January but we
have been doing cleanup work since. He said we seem to run into new issues periodically
that we need to address. Deputy Treasurer Paul Hinds agreed with Mr. McPhearson and
said we do find challenges which Tyler then helps to fix. He said there are still issues
with the assessors uploads, but the team was working on it yesterday and it appears to be
fixed.
Member Eckhoff commented that the Circuit Court Clerk had some issues with Tyler a
year or so ago. Mr. McPhearson explained that their office is not using Tyler's
application directly, but they are using eFile Illinois, which is the state-mandated
electronic filing application. He said that application needs to integrate with the Circuit
Court Clerk's case management system, and there were integration issues with Tyler. He
said he escalated those issues to Tyler leadership and they have been working directly
with the Circuit Court Clerk and things have improved. Mr. McPhearson said DuPage
County is in better shape than others, noting that Cook County started the same
implementation of the same application in 2015 and still are not done with their
implementation.
Member White asked if the extra work solving these issues is part of the original contract
or additional costs. Mr. McPhearson said it is included in the original contract. Mr.
Hinds explained that we have benchmarks Tyler must complete before we will pay them.
Mr. McPhearson said the contract was written in milestones, which is something he
recommends for all contracts.
Attachments:
APPROVED
Sheila Rutledge
Kari Galassi
RESULT:
MOVER:
SECONDER:
7.
PROCUREMENT REQUISITIONS
7.A.
Recommendation for the approval of a contract purchase order to CyberRisk Alliance
LLC, for a membership in the CyberSecurity Collaborative through the National
Association of Counties (NACo), for Information Technology. This contract covers the
period of November 24, 2023 through November 23, 2026, for a contract total amount of
$34,999. Exempt from bidding per 55 ILCS 5/5-1022 'Competitive Bids' (D) IT/Telecom