The council then approved the Tyler Technologies contract for $13,260 by a 4-0 vote.
Demorest City Council approves $13,260 payroll processing contract with Tyler Technologies
The city is switching payroll processing to a new vendor, a change council funded with a one-time setup fee and an ongoing annual cost.
March 4, 2025: Payroll contract with Tyler Technologies
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Demorest City Council's work session agenda for March 4, 2025 listed a discussion of an update to payroll processing, and the council's regular session agenda the same day listed consideration of a payroll contract.
At the work session, the administration recommended a contract with Tyler Technologies totaling $13,260, made up of a one-time fee of $8,650 and a yearly amount of $4,610.
The council then approved the Tyler Technologies contract for $13,260 by a 4-0 vote.
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Appeared on agendaproposedUpdate to payroll processing
DISCUSSION OF UPDATE TO PAYROLL PROCESSING
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Update to payroll processing
DISCUSSION OF UPDATE TO PAYROLL PROCESSING
Appeared on agendaproposedPayroll contract
CONSIDERATION OF PAYROLL CONTRACT
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Payroll contract
CONSIDERATION OF PAYROLL CONTRACT
DiscusseddiscussedUpdate to payroll processing (electronic payroll system)
Tyler Technologies in the amount of $13,260 which included a
one-time fee of $8,650 and a yearly amount of $4,610 was the admin recommendation
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Update to payroll processing (electronic payroll system)
Tyler Technologies in the amount of $13,260 which included a one-time fee of $8,650 and a yearly amount of $4,610 was the admin recommendation
ApprovedconfirmedPayroll contract with Tyler Technologies
The motion to approve the Tyler Technologies contract in the amount of
$13,260 was
unanimously approved (4-0).
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Payroll contract with Tyler Technologies
The motion to approve the Tyler Technologies contract in the amount of $13,260 was unanimously approved (4-0).
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