GovOS is a leading provider of transaction and compliance software for state and local governments to streamline property, licensing, and tax interactions with businesses and citizens. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, GovOS serves more than 800 government agencies across the United States. With the company’s secure suite of cloud-based solutions, governments can maximize revenue, increase compliance, reduce costs, and meet constituent demand for modern, self-service transaction and payment services.
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GovOS is thrilled to exhibit at the 2024 Annual National Association of Counties Conference & Exhibition. Visit our team at booth 302 and learn how we are partnering with county governments nationwide! #NACoAnn #countygovernment #govtech
With a jam-packed week of seeing familiar faces and meeting new ones, we were letting the good times roll at the CDCAT Annual Conference, hosted in Rockwall County, TX this week. 💜💚💛✨ A special shoutout to Roxanne G. from Hays County, who caught the spirit of Mardi Gras and won our raffle prize. We can't wait to join the parade of the next conference to see our amazing customers!
For government staff looking to shore up cybersecurity for remote work, these five steps will help reduce risk to keep employees, devices, and systems safer:
In recent years, the Register of Wills & Clerk of Orphans’ Court in York County, PA has adopted new online processes, including a virtual probate service and remote marriage licensing. “The folks you serve should always be at the forefront of what you do and the services you provide," said Bryan Tate, York County's Register of Wills & Clerk of Orphans’ Court. "We’re always thinking about how we can improve the experience for them. Our office is continually working toward making the experience better, more efficient, and less costly for constituents.” The success of these programs is evident in the nearly 100% online participation as well as the steady increase in the overall number of applications. Read York County's story here:
"Cybersecurity is a major concern because local governments have been a target to perpetrators for a number of years. The ability to maintain records, it becomes kind of a chess game. What are they gonna do? How are we gonna respond?" Watch this short video to hear the Dallas County Clerk's take on addressing cybersecurity concerns:
Today we celebrate Juneteenth, a pivotal day in history when freedom was proclaimed for the last enslaved African Americans in 1865. At GovOS, we honor this day by recognizing the resilience and contributions of Black communities. Join us in celebrating freedom, progress, and the ongoing fight for justice. Together, we can make a difference.
"The Clark County Recorder’s Office has always had a 24-hour turnaround time, but the new process makes it even quicker." The County Recorder and Deputy Recorder share how adopting new technology improved their document recording and indexing process: