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Commissioners pause plan for annual commercial flyover mapping; assessor seeks more input
Summary
County discussion about purchasing annual oblique aerial imagery (pictometry) and related software ended with a decision to seek more information and solicit vendor demonstrations; the assessor requested inclusion in vendor selection and staff will gather bids and vendor demos.
Perry County commissioners discussed whether to move from the state's five‑year aerial flyover to an annual oblique imagery (pictometry) service to support property reassessment and permitting. The board did not make a final purchase decision and agreed to solicit vendor demonstrations and pricing.
Assessor Mindy (first name given in the meeting) told commissioners she had researched pictometry for years and said an annual oblique service could cost roughly $40,000–$50,000 a year plus software and integration…
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