Anson County unveils redesigned GIS Webmapper and invites public feedback
Summary
Anson County GIS presented a redesigned public Webmapper on June 2, 2026, highlighting new layers, Register of Deeds integration, tutorials and that the tool completed alpha and beta testing and is now available for public use.
Anson County GIS on June 2, 2026 unveiled a redesigned Webmapper intended for public use, with updated mapping layers, a modernized interface and direct links to deed and plat records. Valerie Scull, identified on the presentation slide as "AC GIS Valerie Scull," said the new tool completed testing and is ready for users.
"Th e n e w Cou n ty W e b m a p p e r h a s g on e th rou g h b oth Alp h a a n d Be ta te stin g , a n d is n ow a va ila b le for p u b lic u se ." Scull said during the presentation. The Webmapper includes new community data layers (schools, fire departments, police, libraries, parks and trails), district layers (Census tracts and VAD/EVAD district buffers) and natural-resources layers such as NCNHP natural areas, FEMA flood zones, NWI wetlands and USGS watersheds.
The presentation also noted an integration with the Register of Deeds to provide a direct link from the GIS map to deed and plat records, and said video tutorials and quick guides will be published to help users navigate new features. Scull invited public input on further improvements: "If th e re a re a n y a lte ra tion s n e e d e d , I a b solu te ly w e lcom e th e in p u t."
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