Los Angeles County, California Selects Tyler Technologies' Ai-Powered Solution to Modernize Its $40 Billion Budget

Published: 2025-06-10 12:50:39 ET TYL

Published on 06/10/2025 at 12:50

Tyler Technologies, Inc. announced it has signed an agreement with Los Angeles County, California, for Tyler's Priority Based Budgeting (PBB) solution under the county's Data Driven Budgeting initiative. Priority-based budgeting encourages a shift in the way resource allocation decisions are made, recentering the jurisdiction's options on the programs and services provided by removing limitations to traditional line-item budgeting. Los Angeles County is taking a bold step toward modernizing its budgeting process by aligning resources with the community's highest-priority outcomes.

Through its partnership with Tyler and the Priority Based Budgeting solution, the county aims to maximize its budget to advance strategic priorities, enhance transparency for residents, and strengthen fiscal resilience. Tyler was evaluated, selected, and approved following a competitive process by the county. Tyler's artificial intelligence (AI)-powered PBB solution will ease the lift on staff to implement PBB and accelerate time-to-value for predictive analytics pointing to budget savings and revenue opportunities.

Tyler's Priority Based Budgeting solution will provide tools for the county that could bring several important benefits to Los Angeles County, including: Maximizing limited resources. With a large annual budget and growing demands, the county strives to ensure funds are allocated to the most critical needs and to identify potential savings. Based on other implementations, PBB can provide options to redirect resources to higher priorities by finding efficiencies.

Fiscal resilience and accountability. This outcome-focused approach is intended to lead to more responsible financial decisions, especially in times of economic uncertainty, by prioritizing effective programs and avoiding across-the-board cuts. Public transparency and trust.

By making the budgeting process more open and showing how funds are allocated to community priorities, the county aims to build public trust.