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Kittitas County hears GIS update as workload grows
Summary
Assistant IT Director Zane Kinney told the Kittitas County Board of Commissioners May 26 that the county's GIS team is managing a steadily increasing workload; no staffing or budget actions were taken.
Kittitas County commissioners on May 26, 2026 heard an update from Assistant IT Director Zane Kinney on the county Geographic Information System (GIS) program and the rising demand for GIS work.
Kinney reported that the GIS team is managing a “continuously growing” workload across county operations, and described ongoing efforts to meet that demand. The minutes record Kinney's presentation but do not provide detail on staffing levels, specific workload metrics, or requests for additional funding.
The update was presented as an informational briefing; the Board did not take action or vote on any personnel or budget measures related to GIS during the study session. An executive session was held earlier in the meeting but was designated for evaluation of a public employee and not for taking public action.
The meeting adjourned at 11:29 a.m.
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