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- The Clerk of Courts office in Dauphin County is piloting an electronic document project in Judge Tully's courtroom, aiming to expand to a full paperless courtroom by 2027. - The office, processing 250,000 documents annually with 7,600 hours of manual retrieval, visited Philadelphia and Monroe counties to study successful implementations. - Clerk of Courts staff requested three new positions—dependency clerk, pardons clerk, and public service coordinator—to support modernization efforts and increased workload. - The county faces a $28 million budget deficit for 2027 due to a $5 million revenue decline and $23 million in new expenses,…

- The auditor told the court Tyler's Incode has been in use since 2008 and is now out of date, needing replacement. - The auditor and treasurer are evaluating OpenGov, citing AI features that would cut data entry and eliminate a planned accounts payable clerk position. - OpenGov pricing via the Texas Buyboard co-op is expected to lower costs below the initial $173,200 estimate for both offices. - The proposed FY 2026-27 budget includes $86,600 for new auditor and treasurer software, pending final co-op pricing.