Staff seeks mobile GPS device as ESRI update prompts mapping changes
Elgin Berry told the Hancock County committee that ESRI is changing the mapping software used for culverts and field data collection; he proposed purchasing a dual‑GPS mobile device and raising ESDA's rent contribution from $150 to $200 per month with highway covering phone costs.
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Elgin Berry told the committee that the county uses mapping software for culverts and other assets and that ESRI is changing the software in ways that will require updated field workflows.
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