Parks and Grounds

The invasive weed Eurasian milfoil damaged Lake Pend Oreille and the local economy.

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Parks and recreation divisions use GIS for asset management, maintenance, scheduling, and more. With a public works information system based on ArcGIS for Server, you have access to a wealth of information from other divisions such as roads and streets, engineering, and accounting. Data sharing improves productivity and efficiency by streamlining project management, planning, and communication.

• Tree trimming activities
• Landscape and lawn maintenance
• Weed and pest abatement
• Equipment maintenance
• Revenue tracking
• Golf course maintenance
• Scheduling
• Marketing
• Community events

Success Stories

See how public works departments benefit from the use of geographic analysis and GIS.

• Resort Mecca Expands GIS Duties [PDF]
• Bonner County, Idaho, Manages Invasive Weeds with GIS [PDF]
• The "Garden City" of Singapore Manages More Than One Million Trees with GIS Technology

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