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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
What communities gain when the manual work goes away.
The internal GIS module is for staff — it shows operational data (open work orders, asset condition, field crew activity) alongside infrastructure layers. WebGIS is for the public — it shows the subset of data you choose to make publicly visible, without operational information.
Yes. Maps are linkable to specific addresses or locations, and the map can be embedded in other websites via iframe. Your gWorks implementation team will configure sharing options during setup.
Yes. The public map is mobile-responsive — residents can use it from any phone or tablet without an app download.
You control exactly which layers are public. Internal operational layers — active work orders, crew locations, detailed asset condition data — stay internal. Public layers are configured during setup.
Pricing depends on the size of your community and the solutions you need. Rather than offering one-size-fits-all packages, we'll walk you through the options and provide a customized quote during a quick, no-obligation conversation. Call us!