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A OpenGov Case Study
Farmersville, Texas — a growing city of about 3,400 with a $12M annual budget — struggled with a slow, error-prone budget process that made it hard to correct mistakes, produce timely reports for the council, and maintain financial transparency. Manual Excel-based workflows required extensive staff time and printed budget books, and the city sought a better way to present clear, consistent financial information to constituents.
By implementing OpenGov Budgeting and Performance, Farmersville cut budget development time by at least 50%, moved the budget book online, and made corrections and data updates simple; reports now update automatically each day. The change freed staff for higher-value work, integrated non-financial data for better decision-making, improved visibility for the city council, and restored consistent, transparent financial reporting.
Ben White
City Manager