Government Technology

Warren County, Va., Makes GIS Data Available on the Web


August 5, 2005 By

Timmons Group has completed a Web-enabled GIS mapping project for Warren County, Va. The mapping portal contains numerous data layers in a wide array of thematic categories (environment, planimetric, utility, etc.). The data and applications are stored and managed in Timmons Group's secure hosting facility. The county transmits regular updates to Timmons Group technical staff, for all relevant dynamic layers. Updates subsequently post to the hosted site. The GIS mapping solution is built on ESRI's ArcSDE and ArcIMS and leverages the most current Internet technologies including dynamic HTML and vector markup language.

The mapping portal provides a user-friendly interface into Warren County's GIS data and allows for advanced land records queries using the dynamic "locator" tool. This tool allows for dynamic searching against any configured layer. The project enhances the county's existing GIS capabilities by exposing an Internet portal to their constituent base of county residents. "It has met all of our expectations and provides a great interface into our large repository of geospatial data, resulting in great value to our citizens," Doug Stanley, County Administrator of Warren County, Va., said of the project.


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Mark Plummer    |    Commented September 19, 2010

Great, but it hasn't worked for at least a week (now 5 years later)...

Melissa    |    Commented January 14, 2011

Any know if they have any plans of fixing the site that you can search by address?


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