Commissioners weigh creating a standalone GIS position and budget implications for assessor’s office
The commission examined a proposal to make GIS a county department separate from the assessor; questions centered on who would perform mapping duties, state reimbursement limits, how assessor revenue is used, and whether the move requires hiring or reallocating staff.
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Commissioners reviewed a proposal to pull geographic-information-system (GIS) duties out of the assessor’s office and make GIS a standalone county position. The conversation focused on job duties, reimbursement rules and revenue flows that currently support GIS work.
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