Last year we shared the exciting news about this project and the team here at AGIO is in full bore quality control mode. Between the two contractors Smart Data Strategies and Schneider Corporation. we just received 135,326 more parcels in the participating counties. The contractors now will move into the final stage of the project […]
A long time ago we had a big dream. The dream was that someday our state would be able to assemble a statewide parcel map produced by the counties and then published for decision makers. Today we are a step closer to realizing that dream. The parcel polygon file will be updated on GeoStor today […]
Our last update on parcel mapping program listed the counties, their match rates and the cost to get them included in the project. The post was written to encourage GIS stakeholders in Arkansas to support and advocate for this project. Well…. good on you! As of this date we are now awaiting matching funds from […]
In 2011 AGIO received legislative funding to develop a Parcel Mapping Program stemming from elements in our State GIS Business Plan. For a historical reference take a look at this article. The key recommendation in this plan was implementing a procurement matching concept so that both the state and counties have “skin in the game.” Ultimately the […]
Latest update on the status of the parcel mapping grant. At the close of the application period 30 county applications were received. AGIO compiled all the applications into a grant package and forwarded that information to the State GIS Board for their review. Prior to the Board’s August 31st meeting in Bentonville the Board was […]
This is Arkansas’ plan! It is important that all stakeholders know this is their plan as well. We will be posting letters of endorsement on this post as we receive them. June 4, 2010- Arkansas Society of Professional Surveyors Board of Directors “Surveyors rely on the parcel data in the assessor’s office and the highly accurate digital […]
The Arkansas Geographic Information Office posted the final version of the 2010 State GIS Business Plan on its website today. The plan represents a hallmark moment in the history of organized geographic information systems (GIS) in Arkansas. Interestingly enough, the earliest coordination effort began almost 20 years ago by former Governor Bill Clinton. The plan […]
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