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Late GIS analyst proposal draws interest for mapping and integration savings
Summary
A late-submitted request proposed hiring a GIS analyst to build mapping layers, integrate with iWORK and 911/CAD systems, and reduce external contract costs. IT staff said upfront work will be heavy but later maintenance and automation should lower recurring effort.
A late request proposed creating a GIS analyst position to centralize county mapping, integrate with ticketing software (iWORK), and support 911-address/CAD data. The proponent said the role would allow the county to produce its own maps, reduce reliance on outside contractors and better connect permitting and planning workflows with operations such as pothole reporting.
IT staff described the job as "multiple hats" work with substantial up-front loading but long-term maintenance benefits and automation potential. The committee asked staff to estimate current in-house and contracted costs and man-hours spent on GIS tasks so the committee can compare the marginal cost of hiring versus continued contracting.
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