Award-Winning Missoula County Property Information System by GCS
GCS is proud to have developed the Missoula County Property Information System, which received the ESRI 2010 Special Achievement Award for its innovative approach to land parcel management. Located in Montana, Missoula County is the state’s second-most populous county, home to over 100,000 residents and covering approximately 2,600 square miles, making it the twenty-fourth largest county by area.
“I must say I have participated on other development teams for projects and I have never before witnessed the skills, talents and energy put forth in such a strong collaborative effort as what this team accomplished AND brought the project reasonably in on time and on budget”.
– Doug Burreson, Mapping/GIS Supervisor,
Missoula County, Montana
Transition from ArcIMS to ArcGIS Server
Originally built on ArcIMS technology, the Property Information System was designed to help users easily locate land parcels within the county. When Missoula County sought to enhance its capabilities with ArcGIS Server, they turned to GCS once again for a next-generation solution. Our expert team successfully migrated existing data and functionalities to the latest technology, ensuring a seamless transition for both the county and its users.
Key Features of the Property Information System
- Versatile Search Options: Users can dynamically access related survey, tax, and State CAMA (Computer-Assisted Mass Appraisal) information.
- Multiple Search Methods: The system allows property searches using various methods, including:
- Tax identification number
- Geocoding
- Physical street address
- Records search
- Township/Range/Section
- Latitude/Longitude
- User-Friendly Interface: Enhanced user experience through tools like:
- Google Street View for real-world property visualization
- Map printing capabilities for easy sharing and documentation
- Comprehensive Help icon for instant support and guidance
Recognized Excellence in GIS
The newly updated Property Information System exemplifies GCS’s commitment to innovation and excellence in GIS solutions, helping residents, businesses, and government officials access critical property data with ease. This advanced system not only improves public access to land information but also enhances the overall efficiency of local government operations.
About Missoula, Montana: An Outdoor Paradise
Nestled in the stunning Northern Rockies of Montana, Missoula is surrounded by seven breathtaking wilderness areas and located at the confluence of three rivers, making it an outdoor enthusiast’s dream destination. Experience thrilling adventures like kayaking, rafting, or tubing right through downtown, or enjoy a serene hike in over 60,000 acres of pristine wilderness, just minutes from your hotel.
Outdoor Recreation and Natural Beauty
Missoula is renowned for its blue-ribbon trout fishing, famously highlighted in A River Runs Through It, and offers spectacular natural beauty year-round. With limitless outdoor recreational opportunities, you can engage in activities ranging from hiking and biking to fishing and wildlife watching. The diverse landscapes surrounding Missoula provide the perfect backdrop for your next adventure.
Shopping and Dining in Missoula
Beyond its outdoor offerings, Missoula serves as a regional destination for shopping and dining. The city boasts three distinct shopping districts, each filled with unique boutiques and shops. With an abundance of restaurants, cafes, coffee houses, and breweries, there is something to suit every budget and palate. Whether you’re in the mood for casual dining or an upscale culinary experience, Missoula has it all.
A Hub of Arts and Culture
Known for its vibrant and eclectic culture, Missoula is an arts and culture hub featuring a seemingly endless array of events. Enjoy the symphony, theatre performances, film festivals, and author readings at local independent bookstores. Don’t miss out on the excitement of college sports, ballet, opera, and even roller derby. Missoula proudly embraces its rich history, from its Native American roots and the journey of Lewis & Clark to the legacy of smokejumpers and the geological wonders of Glacial Lake Missoula.
Adventure and Variety Await You
In Missoula, adventure meets variety in a charming setting that blends small-town values with urban amenities. Spend your days paddling or hiking, then unwind in the evening with a play or concert. This vibrant city, with its majestic mountains, flowing rivers, diverse families, and active student population, offers the perfect combination of art and nature.
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