Midwest Assistance Program demos GIS options; live mapping costs about $500/year
Chad Thompson of Midwest Assistance Program showed Plevna officials how GIS 'still' maps or a $500-a-year 'live mapping' subscription could let the town record assets with photos, manufacturer info and repair dates; MAP's services would be provided under grant funding.
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Chad Thompson of the Midwest Assistance Program (MAP) presented GIS options to the council, describing two choices: static 'still' maps MAP would produce under grant funding at no charge to the town, or a 'live mapping' subscription that the town could use for ongoing asset tracking. Thompson said the live option would cost about $500 a year — broken down in his presentation to $400 per year to Ezrie for the mapping platform and $100 per year to MAP for administration.
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