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911/GIS office reports 104 new addresses in July; solid‑waste and permitting activity also described
Summary
Kat Lee updated the court on the 911/GIS move to the annex and reported the office added 104 new addresses in July, migration to ArcPro mapping software and various environmental and solid‑waste activity including 30 new permits and 16 open complaints.
Kat Lee reported the 911/GIS office has moved operations to a new annex location though some files remain at the old building pending full transfer. She told commissioners the office added 104 new addresses in July and is migrating mapping work to ArcPro, with a first PSAP update expected next week.
"We did a 104 new addresses in July," Lee said, and added a precinct-level breakdown on the record. She also reported environmental and solid-waste activity: 30 new permits, 42 inspections, 126 maintenance invoices sent, 557 maintenance reports entered and 153 new maintenance contracts for the month; the office recorded four new complaints and has 16 open complaints. Commissioners thanked staff for sign inventory and coordination with area schools.
Why it matters: Addressing, mapping and PSAP updates affect 911 response accuracy and solid-waste work impacts county maintenance and public-health oversight. Staff noted some processes remain in transition after the move.
Next step: Kat Lee will complete the file transfer to the annex, complete the ArcPro PSAP update and continue coordination on sign inventories and complaint resolution.
