Arkansas Division of Information Systems
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- Buyer type:
- State Agency
- Location:
- Little Rock, AR
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Arkansas Division of Information Systems.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Little Rock
County
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Pulaski
Address
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501 Woodlane St.
Phone Number
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(501) 682-9990
Zip Code
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72201
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Arkansas Division of Information Systems
This Annual Status Report details the progress of the Arkansas Spatial Data Infrastructure (ASDI), highlighting key components such as the Arkansas Master Address Program (AMAP), the County Assessor Mapping Program, Road Data, Physical Address Data, and the GeoStor platform. It emphasizes the importance of these initiatives for improving government services, public safety, economic development, and broadband access across Arkansas. The report concludes with strategic goals for recurring funding to ensure the continual investment and improvement of the ASDI, including annual orthophotography, completion of statewide parcels, boundary data improvement, road and address data updates, and GeoStor hardware replacement.
The strategic plan for the Arkansas Geographic Information Systems Office aims to promote the efficient development, maintenance, and distribution of Arkansas' geographic information resources, ensuring reliable access for various stakeholders. The plan's key priorities include completing statewide geospatial framework data layers for efficient citizen access and 911 services, cultivating partnerships to improve municipal boundary data, establishing the physical address point dataset as a primary validation resource, enhancing data for election districts and redistricting, and developing the Division of Land Survey into a leading resource for land surveys and public land survey system preservation.
This plan outlines an overarching strategic goal to secure recurring funding for continuous investment in and improvement of the Arkansas Spatial Data Infrastructure. Key focus areas include establishing a recurring orthophotography program, completing a statewide parcel data layer, enhancing the accuracy and currency of political and administrative boundaries, and improving road centerlines. The plan aims to strengthen the state's geospatial database to support economic development, disaster response, and efficient property tax collection.
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