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EagleView demonstrates high-resolution aerial imagery and software for Warren County assessment and public safety use
Summary
EagleView sales representative Jonathan Bridal showed the Board software and 1‑inch and 3‑inch aerial imagery options, discussed integrations with assessors, GIS and public‑safety CAD systems, disaster flight support and training, and answered questions about pricing, refresh cycles and privacy.
Jonathan Bridal, a district manager for EagleView, told the Warren County Board of Supervisors on April [date not specified] that EagleView provides oblique and ortho aerial imagery and analytics that can be licensed by counties for property assessment, public safety and GIS work.
Bridal said the company, formerly Pictometry, has “a little over a thousand employees” and an imagery library covering more than 94% of the U.S. population. He described a commercial software, Connect Explorer, and mobile apps that let users view oblique (side‑angle) and ortho (top‑down) imagery, measure structure heights, compare imagery across years and run change‑detection tools.
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