This OpenGov report includes credit card transactions for County Commissioners, Commission Assistants, Commission Liaison, County Manager, and the Executive Officer to the County Manager. With this information, the County can provide interactive data about card holders, transaction amounts, and vendors to the community. OpenGov charts and graphs allow users to click through credit card information to answer important questions. Using an interactive reporting tool, powered by OpenGov, the County is able to provide transparent, easy to understand data to residents. If used to its potential, the program will result in a significant reduction in the volume of purchase orders, related documentation and corresponding work processes associated with invoice payments and issuing checks. The credit card program was designed as an alternative to the traditional purchasing process. This streamlines the procurement process by replacing the need for petty cash, low-value approvals, and certain purchase orders of $4,999.99 or less. The credit card program is designed to make it easier and more cost effective for the County to procure small dollar purchases of qualifying goods and services up to $4,999.99 and qualifying goods and services from County Price Agreements up to $10,000. Point-of-sale (or POS) terminal, credit card machine, PDQ terminal, or EMV/chip- enabled terminal are also names used to.
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