Coconino County, Arizona, Selects InterLocking Software’s Permit and Licensing Systems

Seattle, WA, January 26, 2005 – InterLocking Software, a provider of Web-based solutions for integrating information and improving the way government enterprises operate, announced today that Coconino County, Arizona, has selected the company’s Permit and Licensing Systems for use in the county’s Community Development, Public Works, and Health departments. The secure, Web-based systems will allow county employees to automate permitting and licensing processes, including code enforcement, as well as to integrate cashiering across multiple departments. County inspectors will also be using InterLocking’s portable field inspection tool to streamline the county’s inspection process.

The selection of InterLocking, and approval by the Board, culminates an evaluation and planning effort that has been ongoing for many years within the county,” said Larry Dannenfeldt, director of information technology for Coconino County. “Improved operational efficiency, reporting capability, and enhanced public service are anticipated outcomes from this new system.”

“Obviously we’re very pleased that Coconino has chosen our system,” said Tom Hickey, vice president of sales and marketing for InterLocking Software. “We’ve spent the last 10 months working with the county to evaluate their business processes and we’re looking forward to this continued relationship with them.”

An implementation team comprised of county staff and InterLocking professional services will work for the next four months to customize the software to work most efficiently with Coconino County's business processes, convert existing data from the various systems used today, and train county staff in the use of the new system. The system is expected to be up and running by Memorial Day.

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