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Board presents proclamation honoring GIS intern Colin Lambert
Summary
The Greene County Board of Supervisors read and commended a proclamation recognizing Colin Lambert, a James Madison University geography student and GIS intern, for mapping, zoning data audits and work on the county E‑911 map; staff will present the proclamation to him outside the meeting.
The Greene County Board of Supervisors formally recognized Colin Lambert for his summer service as a geographic information systems intern with the planning and zoning department.
According to a proclamation read by the chair, Lambert, a senior at James Madison University studying geography, "devoted his time, talents, and technical expertise" to projects including mapping student enrollment trends, auditing county zoning map layers against real estate parcel data and reviewing the county E‑911 map book to verify roadway information. "We appreciate your efforts," the chair said as the board commended Lambert and invited him forward to receive the proclamation.
Staff and board members described Lambert's work as helping improve long‑range planning, data accuracy and emergency‑response mapping. The proclamation noted the county will present the framed proclamation outside the meeting and extended best wishes for Lambert's continued academic and professional success.
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