GIS Board Meeting Rescheduled
Due to inclement weather hitting the state tomorrow, the GIS Board meeting scheduled for March 4 is rescheduled for 10am on March 11th at the Arkansas Real Estate Commission.
Archive by Author
ArcGIS Online Feature Service Note
As a result of our recent migration to our new website and database, all of our agency’s feature services, such as those used in ArcGIS Online maps/apps, will have a broken link and will not display. Our new feature services are located at the below URL and can be used for consumption: https://gis.arkansas.gov/arcgis/rest/services/FEATURESERVICES For anyone […]
90th General Assembly Updates
In anticipation of the 90th General Assembly convening on Monday, January 12, 2015, the Arkansas GIS Office has updated the House and Senate polygon files to reflect the new member names and their legislative webpage links. Please access these GIS files via download or consume them in your GIS software via services here: House: http://www.gis.arkansas.gov/?p=6840 Senate: http://www.gis.arkansas.gov/?p=6857
Happy New Year: Launch of New Arkansas GIS Office Website
On January 5, 2015, the Arkansas GIS Office launched its new website. This launch comes a bit earlier than anticipated due to the failure of old system hardware. As such, there may be a few kinks to work out. However, this launch is designed with every Arkansas GIS stakeholder in mind. This is your website; this […]
Thirty Nine (39) County Centerline File Updates in 2014
2014 was a great year for the Arkansas Centerline File. Thanks to numerous counties and addressing officials, there were thirty nine (39) updates to the ACF file in 2014. The newest load contains updates for Craighead, Ouachita and Stone Counties. Please find links to download the data or consume the web services here: http://www.gis.arkansas.gov/?product=arkansas-centerline-file Find information […]
Christmas Gift to the State: Completion of the Connect-Arkansas Address Point Project
The Arkansas GIS Office — in partnership with our friends at Connect-Arkansas and numerous counties — are pleased to announce the publication of the Address Point File for Ouachita County. This data set is the final in a series of publications comprised of counties engaged in creating address point data to support Connect-Arkansas’ mission: to […]
Arkansas Centerline File Updates: Ashley, Crittenden, and Cross Counties
Thanks to the addressing officials in Ashley, Crittenden and Cross Counties, the Arkansas Centerline File is updated on GeoStor. This brings the total number of counties updated on GeoStor in 2014 to 37. To check out the status of the Arkansas Centerline File, please visit http://www.gis.arkansas.gov/Programs/acf_stat.html To download the data: http://www.geostor.arkansas.gov/G6/Home.html?id=7628086e5ee8eef5bdb16ed5a91f47a9 To download from FTP: […]
Arkansas Centerline File Updates: Baxter, Garland, Hot Spring, and Sevier Counties
Arkansas Centerline File Updates: Baxter, Garland, Hot Spring, and Sevier Counties Thanks to the addressing officials in Baxter, Garland, Hot Spring, and Sevier Counties, the Arkansas Centerline File is updated on GeoStor. This brings the total number of counties updated on GeoStor in 2014 to 34 . To check out the status of the Arkansas Centerline […]
New County Address Points: Ashley County
The Address Point File (APF) is updated on GeoStor. This update includes — for the first time — address points for Ashley County. The data are provided to you through a joint partnership with Ashley County, Connect-Arkansas and the Arkansas Geographic Information Office. This brings the total number of counties with address points data published […]
Address Point Update: Two New Counties and Two Updates
The Address Point File (APF) is updated on GeoStor. This update includes — for the first time — address points for Cross and Sevier Counties and updates to Baxter and Stone. Cross and Sevier Counties are provided to you through a joint partnership with each agency, Connect-Arkansas and the Arkansas Geographic Information Office. Counties, municipalities […]
