Municipal governments and utilities authorities across the country are turning to GIS (geographic information systems) and interactive mapping to help them map assets, facilitate planning, target services, identify areas of need, and engage community residents.

With interactive mapping, municipalities and utilities authorities can view and analyze multi-layered features, including utility lines, streets, parcel boundaries, buildings, and aerial photography, in any combination. Formidable and complex sets of data can be streamlined into a simple yet powerful point-and-click information retrieval system that is readily accessible anywhere via the web.

Application Demos:

Montgomery Township (http://www.gismap.us/montgomery)

Newark Recreation Sites (http://www.gismap.us/recreation)