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| GIS
Mapping Sites |
GIS for
the Internet
The GIS
websites hosted by the GIS
Department provide tools to a
variety of stakeholders to
gather information and make
decisions.
The sites
are created with customized
client-side interfaces which
make the usability dynamic and
powerful.
To keep
current with website
technology, newer websites are
being created with Silverlight
and Flex applications.
These two application styles
bring current technology to
the mapping sites while also
providing a more stylish
design and layout.
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***ATTENTION***
BRAND NEW MAP WITH
NEW FUNCTIONALITY!
Vanderburgh
County Assessors
Office
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Here is the
Vanderburgh County
Assessors Parcel Site.
Here you can view
details about
properties. There is a
lot of functionality
built into this site
and the data is
searchable in many
different ways. Be
sure to explore the
many tools on the
toolbar under the map.
In addition to
Property Information,
there are also
Subdivision
Boundaries, and
Proposed Land
Valuations. Zoom in,
turn on the aerial
photo and see the
surrounding area!
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Evansville
Police Department
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On this site
you can view weekly
and monthly crime
stats, police beats,
reporting areas,
subdivisions/apartments,
neighborhood
associations and other
useful layers. The
aerial photography
becomes active the
closer you zoom in.
The crime data can be
queried based on which
crime layer is active.
There is also a site
tutorial created to
assist the user in
maximizing the type of
information they can
view.
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Evansville
/ Vanderburgh
Building Commission
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On this site
you can find contours
and flood zones.
Please note the new
FEMA Flood maps became
effective March 17,
2011. The Building
footprints (color
outlines) are from
1990 so when you zoom
in close enough to
activate the 2005
aerial photo you can
see what has been
constructed (no color
outlines) in the last
20 years! The upper
left button (legend)
on the tool bar will
display the meanings
of the color lines.
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Vanderburgh
County Surveyor
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Here you
can view details
about section
corners, elevation
benchmarks, the
Indiana/Kentucky
State line, Burdette
Park property pins,
and other useful
land surveying
information. The
data can be queried
based on which layer
is active. As you
zoom in, the aerial
photos come into
view. The GPS point
data will grow as
survey crews gather
more GPS points.
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Evansville/Vanderburgh
Area Plan Commission
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On this
site you can view
the different zoning
classes, special
uses, with
conditions,
preservation areas
and other useful
planner related
layers. Users can
query information
based on Owners Last
Name, Property
Address, Docket
Number, Parcel
Number, and
Subdivision Name. If
the user is not sure
of particular
information to
query, they can
enter a “%” sign
which acts as a
wildcard.
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Evansville
Urban Forestry
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This site
contains details
about trees in the
City of Evansville.
In 2002 the City of
Evansville began a
tree inventory,
which consists of
inventorying all
public trees and
street trees in the
City. This site will
show locations of
trees, tree canopy
cover, State
champion trees,
forested areas, and
other significant
trees. To view
canopy tree cover or
aerial maps please
zoom into an area of
interest. The
inventory data will
grow as inventory
crews gather data.
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Evansville
Water and Sewer
Utility
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This site
contains information
about heavy trash
pickup dates for the
City of Evansville.
Enter your street
address, then click
enter. The map will
zoom to your
address, and your
data will be
displayed. If you
cannot locate your
address, Please call
436-7853 M-F 8:00
-5:00
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ArcGIS Server
ArcGIS Server
provides the foundation for
distributing high-end geographic
information systems (GIS) and mapping
services via the Internet. ArcGIS
Server software enables users to
integrate local data sources with
Internet data sources for display,
query, and analysis in an easy-to-use
Web browser.
ArcGIS Server
revolutionizes the way users can
access and interact with Internet
mapping and GIS data.
Public Access
By far, the most diverse and particular
stakeholder is the general public.
Providing the most up-to-date
information to not only our internal
enterprise users, but also the general
public gives all of our users the tools
to make constructive and well-thought
decisions.
Behind the scenes
We host and manage our own web and GIS
servers. Doing so allows us to maximize
our investment into GIS. We are able to
custom code the many different sites we
have to make them interact with the
public in different ways. One site may
interact with a database miles away and
others very simple. By us controlling it
all, we are able to provide
functionality and a level of support
unprecedented in our area.
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