Operations

Your city's data. Publicly visible.

Give residents, council members, and the public a live map of infrastructure, parcel data, zoning, and city services. Share the layers you choose, updated automatically from the same data your staff uses.

Used by
City Clerk
0-login
public access
100%
layer control
24/7
current data
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Cedar Falls — Public Map
Public access
H
Fire Hydrant
P
Park
S
School
R
Recycling
Public layers
Parcels
Zoning
Fire hydrants
Flood zones
Utilities

What it does.

Four things WebGIS handles to improve your workflows.

01

Public map with configurable layers

Choose which layers the public sees, including parcel boundaries, zoning, infrastructure, flood zones, school districts, and recycling routes. Toggle visibility per layer without touching a line of code.

02

Always current with no separate update process

WebGIS draws from the same data as your internal GIS system. When staff update an asset record or close a permit, the public map reflects the current state automatically.

03

Property and parcel lookup

Residents can search by address, parcel number, or owner name and see the layers relevant to their property. This includes zoning classification, permit history, utility information, and nearby infrastructure.

04

No login required for public access

The public map is open without a login. Residents can look up their property, check flood zone status, or find the nearest recycling drop-off without creating an account.

How it helps.

What communities gain when the manual work goes away.

Inbound calls
-40%
Residents find answers themselves before calling
When residents can look up zoning, find their utility service area, or check permit status online, the phone stops ringing with questions your staff would have to look up anyway.
Council questions
0 staff hours
Council members can look up infrastructure information without staff
A council member who wants to see where capital projects are located, or what the zoning is on a disputed parcel, can find it themselves, before the meeting.
Transparency
24/7
Public access to city data builds trust
When zoning, permits, infrastructure, and service areas are publicly visible, residents stop wondering what the city is hiding. Open source data leads to better government.

Common questions.

If something isn't covered here, the fastest answer is a quick conversation with our team.

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