Improve public trust and confidence with public-facing technology
Improve transparency and stakeholder engagement
Maintaining public trust and confidence is paramount; how this is accomplished has changed and continues to evolve. In the past, sharing data and property information internally and with the public involved property cards, folios, and paper maps. Today, citizens, taxpayers, and the public expect property information to be easy to find, quick to understand, and available on any device. GIS allows you to share property information with web maps, apps, open data, hubs, and services. Additionally, sharing your authoritative data internally with services allows systems to connect to each other eliminating duplicate data and duplicated work.
GIS solutions for stakeholder engagement
Improve customer service
Enable open data
Easily create useful apps
Defend appeals
Improve customer service
Give the public usable, authoritative assessment data in maps and apps so citizens can find answers to common questions. Delivering online self-service data, maps, and apps reduces customer visits and telephone calls while increasing transparency.
Enable open data
Data is critical to decision making for citizens and taxpayers. Whether buying a house or opening a new business, authoritative information is essential. Esri India’s SaaS open data capabilities provide your community with the authoritative data they need to make better decisions and accomplish their goals.
Easily create useful apps
Choose from a variety of pre-configured apps to locate property in the flood plain, discover comparable sales, and publish assessed values and property tax allocation. Or, configure your own apps to deliver information to specific communities like planners, real estate professionals, developers, and surveyors.
Defend property values
Defending appeals costs local governments significant resources. With GIS you can improve public trust and confidence and better defend values with maps and easy-to-use information products. Story maps, web maps, and apps provide an effective way to communicate complex analysis with taxpayers.
Article
The property mappers
How a Real Estate Sales Dashboard from the Franklin County Auditor’s Office in Ohio improves data sharing.
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Video
Ground-breaking initiatives in West Palm Beach
Dorothy Jacks, a Palm Beach County property appraiser, discusses the county's use of GIS and its critical role in community engagement.
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Getting to know Equitable Property Value
An informative introductory webinar shows how you can improve public awareness and increase access to your authoritative property information.
Story Map
Taking location intelligence to the next level
Polk County's journey to enterprise GIS focused on collaboration, public engagement, and future growth.
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Case Study
Geoportal for North Macedonia opens access to data
The North Macedonian Agency for Real Estate Cadastre (AREC) has a new geoportal that simplifies access to a range of authoritative government data.
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Video
Data tells a story about Douglas County
Douglas County, Colorado, uses the ArcGIS Hub to simplify how citizens connect and explore county data and information.