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JoCo supervisors advance an agreement for an estimated $70,000 mapping software
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JoCo supervisors advance an agreement for an estimated $70,000 mapping software
The Johnson County Board of Supervisors decided to move forward with an estimated $100,000 package of services for mapping software used by municipal and county governments. The Geographic Information Systems, or GIS, software is used by the county to track flooding, help residents find polling places, find map property information to track data and trends for general use, and more. Johnson County has utilized its existing GIS software provider…
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