County signs three-year ESRI GIS agreement to maintain mapping services
Isanti County approved a three-year small-enterprise ESRI agreement at $42,200 per year (roughly $126,600 total) to continue GIS hub services used by the public and staff; commissioners noted the item is in the draft 2027 budget and cited heavy public use of mapping tools.
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Barry Windor, leader of the Environmental Services Division, asked the board to approve a three-year enterprise agreement with ESRI for GIS licensing at $42,200 per year (a three-year total of $126,600) to support the county’s GIS hub and public map applications.
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