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Proposed FY2026/27 budget includes Workday invoice requests and an MGO Connect transition goal
The proposed FY2026/27 budget (after council review, September 24, 2026) lists interfund-transfer changes including a $600,000 supplemental request for the Workday invoice in the General Fund, a $416,400 Water & Sewer request and a $48,000 Airport request. Building Safety's FY2026/27 goals include training staff and customers "as MyPermitNow transitions to MGO Connect." The City's Building Safety web page states that all permits and contractor licensing are issued electronically through MGO Connect.[1][2]
WorkdayMyGovernmentOnline (MGO)
What the sources say
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The proposed FY2026/27 budget lists interfund-transfer changes of $600,000 ("Supplemental Request for Workday invoice – General Fund"), $416,400 (Water & Sewer request for Workday invoice) and $48,000 (Airport request for Workday invoice).[1]
- Total
- $1,064,400
- General fund
- $600,000
- Water sewer
- $416,400
- Airport
- $48,000
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Building Safety's FY2026/27 goals include training staff and customers on upcoming software upgrades "as MyPermitNow transitions to MGO Connect," and the City's Building Safety page states all permits and contractor licensing are issued electronically through My Government Online Connect (MGO Connect).[1][2]
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The City switched Building Safety permitting and licensing to MGO Connect on March 13, 2023 under a two-year, $270,700.08 interlocal agreement with the South Central Planning and Development Commission approved May 24, 2022. Check-register payments for this software go to South Central Planning & Development Commission, Workday subscription payments to reseller Precision Task Group, and Cognizant implementation payments to Collaborative Solutions LLC; no payee is named MGO, Workday or Cognizant. No fetched source states whether the Tyler EnerGov subscription has ended, or whether the 2022 interlocal agreement was renewed after its two-year term.[2][3][4][5]