Small jurisdictions can now use one consistent and accurate street dataset for analysis, mapping, points of interest, and visualization throughout all departments. The program provides the access to the data that small governments need with a straightforward, three-tiered pricing schedule.
The ELA program for small municipal and county governments is intended to eliminate budgetary constraints that might hinder small governments from implementing a complete enterprise-wide GIS.
The program is open to governments of municipalities and counties in the United States with populations of 100,000 or less.
A three-tiered system for municipalities and counties is based on population. One tier is for towns and counties with populations under 25,000; another covers cities and counties with 25,000 to 50,000 residents; and the third level is for cities and counties with populations between 50,000 and 100,000.
The program will include these types of jurisdictions:
Small governments that choose to incorporate NAVTEQ map data will have
An inexpensive alternative to creating street data in-house
Access to regularly updated street data
The ability to use NAVTEQ data throughout an enterprise for desktop, server, and mobile applications
NAVTEQ focuses on maintenance and accuracy to ensure that local agencies will have access to the best data that reflects new subdivisions, expanding businesses, and other alterations to the landscape. New attributes, features, and enhancements are regularly added to the map database.
Subscribers receive NAVTEQ Premium Map Data, which can be used for server, intranet, and desktop GIS applications. The ELA includes regular updates, maintenance, and technical support.
Yes, the program is designed to help all small municipal or county governments. The NAVTEQ ELA can also be purchased as a stand-alone program by any county or municipality meeting the requirements.
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