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GIS is a mission-critical tool for understanding all park operations across your entire community— equitable distribution of services, planning and design, effective operations, community health, and strategies to leverage parks for climate adaptation. GIS is the enterprise IT business system that gives park management staff the geospatial advantage. Learn more about using GIS to plan parks and recreation here -> https://ow.ly/NrM630sEA2X

GIS is a mission-critical tool for understanding all park operations across your entire community— equitable distribution of services, planning and design, effective operations, community health, and strategies to leverage parks for climate adaptation. GIS is the enterprise IT business system that gives park management staff the geospatial advantage. Learn more about using GIS to plan parks and recreation here -> https://ow.ly/ky6Y30sEuVL

GIS is a mission-critical tool for understanding all park operations across your entire community— equitable distribution of services, planning and design, effective operations, community health, and strategies to leverage parks for climate adaptation. GIS is the enterprise IT business system that gives park management staff the geospatial advantage. Learn more about using GIS to plan parks and recreation here -> https://ow.ly/2ISU30sEA26

GIS is a mission-critical tool for understanding all park operations across your entire community— equitable distribution of services, planning and design, effective operations, community health, and strategies to leverage parks for climate adaptation. GIS is the enterprise IT business system that gives park management staff the geospatial advantage. Learn more about using GIS to plan parks and recreation here -> https://ow.ly/nixZ30sEBTn

Parks play an important role at the intersection of our social, environmental, and economic well-being. Learn how communities are using GIS for smart operations, community health and well-being, equity and climate resilience. https://ow.ly/2pwy50T0LIT

📍 Expanding Shared GIS Services Washington County is proud to announce that we now share GIS services at no cost with the City of Hartford, in addition to our partnership with the City of West Bend. 🌟 We’re also in talks with other municipalities to expand this collaborative program, providing powerful tools for mapping and decision-making across the county. Learn more about our GIS services here: https://lnkd.in/gvjpHwuK

Parks play an important role at the intersection of our social, environmental, and economic well-being. Learn how communities are using GIS for smart operations, community health and well-being, equity and climate resilience. https://ow.ly/Py2q50SXHEf

GIS helps Indigenous communities preserve culture, protect land and assert sovereignty. From mapping traditional knowledge to visualizing historical impacts, it fosters self-determination and data sovereignty. See how communities are leading change. 👉 https://ow.ly/ip6S50UBmoT

Congrats Hong Sae, Esri, and teams. Cheers for 25 years (of GIS)! 🌍 GIS is truly remarkable (Esri 💜). It takes hidden strands of data and turns them into something you can see, understand, and act on. The projects showcased here—like tracking canal flows and organizing mutual aid—are proof of how these insights make a real-world impact. GIS has already transformed how we see and use data, but it has so much more to offer. When you layer AI on top, it’s not just about maps anymore—it’s about foresight, efficiency, and unlocking potential you didn’t know was there. Ordinal opens that door and allows government workers to connect the dots between their work and the data in GIS... with around 45 minutes of work. Hats off to the organizations proving what’s possible with GIS. The question is: what’s next? With AI in the mix, the potential to build smarter, frictionless governments isn’t just a dream. It’s right here, ready for us to grab. Some leaders are already taking advantage of AI - we know because we've talked to them. If you're a civic leader using AI, how do you use it? Read more: OrdinalForGov.com

Geographic Information Systems can be a very powerful tool for rural communities. In this video, learn about the process as we map a water system for a rural community in Arkansas.