MyGov

Open the map, pick your layer, and start working—no classroom needed. Draw new assets, sketch service areas, or refine existing geometry with snapping and attribute forms. Add photos, notes, and condition scores as you go. Search by address to place features precisely with built-in geocoding. In the field, use your device’s location to center on your position and see the nearest work orders. Tap any item to review its history, update materials or sizes, or start a new record tied to that spot. Labels and rule-based symbols keep critical details visible at a glance—type, status, and priority—so crews know exactly what to fix and where.

Plan your day from a single operational view. Filter by crew, due date, or risk category and see tasks color-coded by status. Set scale-dependent visibility so overview layers guide dispatch, while detailed layers switch on only when zoomed in. Plot inspection routes or job lists, sort by proximity to reduce drive time, and group by area to balance workloads. From the same screen, launch a site inspection, attach checklists, and capture before/after imagery that is auto-tagged by time and location. Need context? Turn on a 3D scene to understand grade or clearance, then export a snapshot (PNG, PDF, or SVG) for the morning briefing or share a secure web link with supervisors.

Keep your maps and records synchronized without re-keying data. Connect mapping to MyGov Asset Management so edits to pipes, signs, or facilities instantly update asset records and lifecycle fields. Link to Location Manager to maintain addresses and ownership once and use them everywhere. Pull assessor parcels or basemaps from external providers, or consume services from other GIS platforms; styles, fields, and IDs are preserved for smooth interoperability. Import aerials, organize imagery in folders, and track versions. When priorities change, bulk-edit attributes, restyle with attribute-driven symbology, and control what appears at each zoom level to keep maps clear and focused.

Engage the public with a simple portal. Publish a landing page where residents can look up a property, view approved information, and download reports. Share knowledge items to reduce calls and improve self-service. For planners and analysts, run spatial tools—buffers, heat maps, and proximity checks—to locate service gaps, optimize routes, or assess equity. Overlay census variables to guide funding and policy decisions. When it’s time to brief leadership, export high-resolution map images or a clean web map, embed the results in a dashboard, and archive the map alongside the project for future audits.