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Land Information Office outlines GIS priorities, FEMA work and 911 readiness

Vernon County Board of Supervisors · July 1, 2026
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Summary

Monique Hassman, LIO Officer/GIS Coordinator, briefed the board on mapping services (about 4,300 monthly views), funding sources, and 2024 projects including FEMA BRIC deliverables and digitizing county highway maps to support next-generation 911 readiness.

Monique Hassman, Land Information Office/GIS Coordinator, presented the office’s capabilities and priorities to the Vernon County Board, emphasizing the value of maps for planning and response: "Maps hold history and they tell stories." She said the online mapping system receives about 4,300 views per month and is widely used by county staff, title companies and the public.

Hassman described funding for the office (the surveyor is funded through the tax levy; operations are funded by retained recording fees and two state grants) and outlined 2024 projects including delivery of FEMA Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant deliverables and digitizing county highway maps. She also said the office plans to work with the Sheriff and IT to update GIS data to support next-generation 911 capabilities.

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