This blog is maintained by GeoStor staff from the AGIO

Monday, February 24, 2014

City Boundaries Updated on GeoStor

The city boundary file on GeoStor has been updated.  This update is specifically all of the cities in Carroll County. 

The file can be downloaded via http://bit.ly/CityBoundary
Filename (ADMIN_CITY_LIMITS_AHTD)
Thanks to the AHTD Mapping Section for this update.

Friday, February 21, 2014

Address Point File Updated on GeoStor

Updated County Address Points are now updated on GeoStor statewide

The address point file was updated to day to reflect updates to city coding as it relates to city annexations in the municipality field.  These were necessary for those address point records that are now located inside a city boundary due to annexations.  

And we also received an update from Van Buren County address points earlier this month also revised.

Since the end of October 2013, AGIO has processed over half a million new or revised address points in the file.  Not too shabby!


Arkansas is among 36 states in the U.S. with active address point file programs being led by the state.  To see a comprehensive look at how Arkansas stacks up visit the results from the National States Geographic Information Council here http://www.nsgic.org/state-address-survey-2013

Address Point File by County:  http://bit.ly/Address2
Filename (STRUC_SITUS_ADDRESS_PT_point)

http://www.gis.arkansas.gov/Programs/acf_stat.html

Brand New Parcel Data Union County & Updates for Mississippi County

AGIO Staff and Vicki Deaton, Union County Assessor are proud to announce that Union County tax parcel polygons have been published for the first time on GeoStor

Mississippi County parcels have been updated as well!

Links to data (clip): http://bit.ly/Parcel1

Statewide dataset: ftp://ftp.geostor.arkansas.gov/Public_Statewide/
Filenames CADAS_PARCEL_POLYGON_CAMP

AGIO would like to congratulate Vicki and her staff in the Union County Assessor Office for participating in the parcel mapping project. We are very proud this county is added to the statewide database.

We'd like to say a very special thanks to Roxanne Stubblefield in the Mississippi County Assessor Office who provided the updated data for that County.  Nice work Roxanne!

To track the status of the program visit the link below.

http://www.gis.arkansas.gov/Programs/camp_stat.html 

ZIP+4® Centroids Updated on GeoStor

ZIP+4® centroid coordinates have been updated statewide.  This update includes new records assigned by the US Postal Service, and alignments based upon new road centerlines, or updated address point data.

For history on the publication of ZIP+4® centroid coordinates visit this article.

ZIP+4® on GeoStor: http://bit.ly/zip_4_centroids

ZIP+4® on Statewide FTP: ftp://ftp.geostor.arkansas.gov/Public_Statewide/  TITLE: LOCAT_ZIP_PLUS_4

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Carroll and Greene County Address Points

Updated County Address Points are now available available on GeoStor for Carroll and Greene Counties.  The Carroll County file is an update and the Greene County file is a new publication.

Address Point File by County:  http://bit.ly/Address2
Filename (STRUC_SITUS_ADDRESS_PT_point)

http://www.gis.arkansas.gov/Programs/acf_stat.html

We always thank the participating counties for sharing this important GIS resource and these past few days we have an urgent reminder of why we do this. 

Over the past eleven days the road centerline and address point file have been put to hard use by a crew of GIS Analysts who are supporting the Search and Rescue operations in Polk, Scott, and Montgomery counties for Arkansas Forestry Commission Pilot, Jake Harrell who failed to check in on January 31st.  The road centerlines and address points have played an important role in the decision making process.  Imagine how more difficult the operation would be if local GIS data was not available.

We are thankful our State has a deep history of creating data once and sharing it a bunch. So thank you Carroll and Greene County.  We always hope the data is not needed for this reason, but if that time comes, the data is accessible and ready.