Interactive Infographic: How GIS Influences our Daily Lives
GIS continues to play an important role in our daily lives, and is transforming the way decision makers arrive and make informed decisions to improve citizen lives across the country.
The GovLoop Guide: Identifying the Promise of GIS for Government
See best practices, case studies and innovative uses of geographic information system (GIS) technology in government in this Govloop report.
Alexandria Gets Serious About Park and Play Space Improvements
The City of Alexandria, Virginia, used GIS to map and analyze play space throughout the community and identify areas where new play spaces are needed.
ArcNews, Winter 2013
Improving Service Delivery and Collaboration in South Africa
The Corporate GIS unit at the Frances Baard District Municipality in South Africa uses GIS to map utility infrastructure, update cadastral records, and improve service delivery.
ArcNews, Winter 2013
Small Town Upgrades Storm Water Management
The Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority uses ArcGIS 3D Analyst to model storm water flow and mitigate flood risk for existing and proposed developments.
ArcNews, Winter 2013
Expanding GIS Use in Local Government
GIS hero and URISA president Greg Babinski has pioneered the use of GIS at King County to promote social equity and geospatial awareness.
ArcNews, Winter 2013
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Governments of all sizes can get more software for their dollars with an enterprise license agreement.
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Local governments around the world—from the 200 largest cities in the United States to hundreds of smaller local governments—use Esri GIS. It benefits public works and elections departments, 911, law enforcement, assessor's offices, and many more divisions.
GIS consistently delivers a return on investment including cost avoidance; time savings; increased accuracy, productivity, and revenue; and better decision making.
Success Stories
These stories show how others in local government are gaining benefits using GIS technology and spatial analysis.
Take a look at other case studies, podcasts, demos, and literature.
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