GTG’s GIS Strategic Implementation Plan gives the Town of Caledon a roadmap to a future where people, data, and systems work together to improve the operations of the government and enrich the lives of the citizens.
The City has a very innovative GIS team with a strong desire to ensure that GIS aligns with City Council’s overall vision and goals. Additionally, they are driven to become a center of geospatial excellence in the region.
Parks and Recreation staff were excited to take paperwork orders off the table and replace the system with innovative technology. It not only increased efficiencies, but it also saved their department time and money and increased the accuracy of collected data.
It is the goal of Berkeley to better their city for all residents, and they’ve turned to GIS to achieve this goal.
GreenCityGIS provided everything Santee Lakes was looking for and more, including a Smart Mobile Data Collector, internal GIS viewers, and Operational Dashboards to track and analyze the Preserve’s assets, facilities, and programs.
The vision for HEPD was to have a predictive method for analyzing the varying life cycles of park assets and infrastructure.
The Roswell Parks and Recreation department now has GTG’s latest software initiative, GreenCityGIS, to add to their impressive repertoire.
Of their 14 square miles, The City of South Portland maintains over 350 acres of parks, recreational facilities, trails, and coastline. As part of their initiative to elevate their Parks and Recreation operations, the city decided to employ GIS services and reached out to GTG.
GTG performed a detailed needs assessment of RIS-OSMP to evaluate existing workflows and provide a clear understanding of the outcomes needed, wanted, and expected of RIS.
The City of Broken Arrow Parks Locator won first Place in the Best Map Gallery — voted by SCAUG conference attendees — because of its overall visual appeal and use of data.
