We bring together a wide range of geographic data including utilities, properties, natural features, political boundaries, aerial photography, and much more. Whether you're a citizen, a visitor, or planning to relocate, we hope you find this information helpful in discovering more about our community. GIS information can be obtained by visiting the Main Library, or the Public Works or Community Development counters at City Hall. At the library, a public access terminal is located at the reference desk. At City Hall, staff can assist the public with accessing GIS at front counter terminals.
All locations provide the ability to review property specific information.
Each layer has a particular theme, and each feature on the layer is connected to a database that stores information about it. And because this all fits together, you can find out things like which properties are next to this street and who owns them. That's the beauty of GIS, bringing a whole bunch of different information together in one place. We used to have to dig through mountains of paper drawings to get the information we get now with the click of the mouse. We've mapped just about everything that has to do with operating a municipal government.