Alamosa County, Colorado Goes Live on RealWare

A successful RealWare implementation built on expertise across every discipline.

Alamosa County, Colorado has successfully gone live on RealWare, Harris Govern’s computer-assisted mass appraisal (CAMA) solution. The go-live gives the county a modern, integrated platform for property valuation and assessment, and it reflects a significant team effort from start to finish.

A Partnership Built for Success

Successful technology implementations take more than deploying software. They depend on expertise across many disciplines, close collaboration, and careful planning.

The Alamosa County RealWare implementation included:

• Project management
• Functional implementation and configuration
• Data conversion and balancing
• Testing and validation
• Staff training
• Technical preparation and deployment
• Go-live support

The project also drew on Colorado-specific RealWare expertise during final configuration and validation, along with close coordination with the Treasurer’s Office and CollectWare around go-live.

Throughout the project, the Harris Govern and Alamosa County teams worked side by side to bring the county successfully into production.

It took expertise across multiple disciplines to successfully bring Alamosa County into production.

Delivering a Modern Assessment Platform

With RealWare now in production, Alamosa County has a modern, integrated platform to support property valuation, assessment administration, and appraisal workflows. RealWare gives Alamosa County:

• Centralized management of property records and assessment data
• Streamlined appraisal and valuation processes
• More efficient day-to-day operations for staff
• Improved data accuracy and consistency
• Greater transparency and accountability across the assessment process

The new platform positions the county to better serve property owners and to adapt as its needs grow and change.

Looking Ahead

With RealWare live, Harris Govern will continue to partner with Alamosa County, providing ongoing support as the county settles into its new platform and plans for the future.

Congratulations to Alamosa County, and thank you to everyone on both teams who made this milestone possible.

— Andy Niles, Project Manager, Harris Govern