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Coronavirus Mapping Resources Updates

Monday, April 13, 2020

We have made some major changes and updates to our public facing dashboard ( https://arcg.is/0eLTqD ) including:

Added AZ cases by ZIP CODE from Az Department of Health Services
Added emergency food providers from Cornucopia Community Advocates
Added a visible legend panel
Added more roads for reference
Demographics bar chart showing seniors, adults, children.
Bar chart showing total by region(quad-cities, and Verde Valley(as requested by health).
Pie chart showing percentage and number of men vs women confirmed positive.
Bar chart showing number of cases by county.
Only showing medical facilities that have been confirmed to offer covid-19 testing.
Incorporated county level data from John Hopkins University to be shown at large scale.
Incorporated state level data from John Hopkins University to be shown of moderate scale ranges .
Incorporated country level data, worldwide, from John Hopkins University to be shown at small scales.

Complete list of changes are available, https://gis.yavapai.us/docs/StoryMap/Changelog.html

Coronavirus Mapping Resources from Yavapai County

Monday, March 23, 2020

Coronavirus Mapping Resources from Yavapai County.

The Yavapai County GIS Department has aggregated many resources regarding the COVID-19 outbreak into one place for its residents. These resources include maps, charts, graphics, statistics, as well as links to more resources for the public. The data contained covers county, state, country, and global regions.

Please view the new GIS Web Maps on COVID-19 resources. https://arcg.is/0eLTqD

Yavapai County GIS COVID19 StoryMap Dashboard

2 foot contour on-line request form

Thursday, March 5, 2020

A new Yavapai County limited 2 foot contour request web page is now available. This site is setup to allow anyone to request a section of contours in a series of steps. You must have an email addressand at pay online. The intent of this system is to allow users to be able to define the area, and request this data 24 hours a day. The system is being developed in-house and will eventually be automated to be able to provde the data to the user quickly. But at this time only a portion of the system is automated.

Step 1: Select method to define extent; Select Rectangle, select 1 mi2 option (creates a box of a 1 square mile extent you manually place), or upload a predefined extent, a zipped shape file).

Step 2: Create the desired extent with one of the 2 manual options on the map.

Step 3: Fill out form; choose what contours you desire ($100 per contour), enter in your contact information, choose what format you desire (shape file, AutoCAD, file geodatabase).

Step 4: Confirm order.

Step 5: A GIS Department staff will contact you with options for payment, credit card (Visa or Master Card), check and walk-in a cash are accepted.

https://gis.yavapai.us/contourrequest/

Feedback on this new site is welcome.

GIS data that is open, free to use, reuse- Yavapai Open Data

Thursday, September 13, 2018

Yavapai County GIS has started an OpenData site with only a few layers that can be downloaded through the user interface as shape files, or KML. You can find Taxable Fire Districts, City boundaries, the County boundary, and a few other layers. Not all GIS data is available on the OpenData site. What is Open Data, data that is open, free to use, reuse. The published GIS data is normally updated weekly. http://data-yavgis.opendata.arcgis.com

Now accepting credit card payments payment for GIS transactions

Friday, March 2, 2018

GIS Department as of March 1, 2018 is now able to accept Visa and Master Card credit card payments payment for GIS data requests and paper map requests through a vendor, EGov Strategies. American Express credit card and Discover credit card are not accepted. A small service charge will be charged to the payee for each transaction. For questions about how to pay with a credit card, contact the GIS Department 928-771-3169 or yavgis@yavapai.us.

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About GIS

GIS stands for Geographic Information System which is a combination of computer hardware, software and geographic data which can be used to perform data capturing, analysis, cartographic map display and production. Yavapai County Government uses GIS technology throughout several departments including the Assessor, Elections, Development Services, Public Works and Flood Control among others, comprising nearly 200 users.

The GIS started in late 1992 with the primary goal of creating a digital land database of all parcels in the county. The initial project addressed the issues of planimetric data acquisition, aerial flights of the county, and initial conversion of county assessor’s maps to a digital format. GIS became a department in 2015 with goals towards providing basic mapping/location based needs for County staff, developing more data sharing with public and private parties, and providing GIS education of the county staff and within the community. To see a history of GIS within Yavapai County, view the Yavapai County GIS StoryMap.

Yavapai County land mass covers 8,127 square miles with only about 25% of the land is privately owned. The rest is publicly owned including Bureau of Land Management, Department of Interior, US Bureau of Indian Affairs, national forest, national park service, State Parks, and State of Arizona trust. Elevations range from 1500 ft to 7979 ft where the County is divided by the mountain into two areas, an eastern area called the Verde Valley; a western area including Prescott which is the County Seat. Population of the County in 1990 was 107,714 (US Census) and in 2010 was 211,073.

Development Division

The GIS development division is responsible for the design and maintenance of the county’s GIS which is used to automate the various geospatial datasets such as parcels, roads, zoning, and district boundaries just to name a few. Additionally, we may create custom applications used to distribute GIS data to the departments, local governments and citizens of Yavapai County. Under strong leadership and technical resources, YAVGIS provides several key services on behalf of the program. When performed centrally, these services eliminate duplication of effort and promote the development of agency-specific spatal data systems.

Typically, YAVGIS routine function are:

GIS technology coordination, consulting and implementation (database management, software upgrade coordination)
GIS application development and maintenance (public web applications)
GIS data design, automation, documentation, and distribution
GIS strategic planning and system integration planning
GIS training for county staff
GIS analysis to support active decision making effectively
GIS data assurance/quality control automated processes for data integrity
GIS automation for GIS data sharing (web services)

Contact via Email: yavgis@yavapai.us
Phone (928)771-3169

Current Development Projects

Census Complete Count Support - Implementation Phase
County-wide GIS software upgrade to ArcGIS Pro – Planning Phase
Creating Election Result Dashboard - Development Phase
County Flood Control Web Editor Flood Parcel Documents – Development Phase
County-wide GIS database SQL Server 2016 Upgrade - Development Phase
County-wide imagery and elevation data migration hardware replacement (internal change) - Implementation Phase
County-wide GIS database detecting changes (tax area codes, taxable administrative boundaries) – On-hold
County-wide GIS analysis for supporting more decision making - Development Phase
County Flood Control Flood Alert hardware migration – Implementation Phase
County Health Department GIS crowd source application – Implementation Phase
Quality Control subdivision names in GIS to intergrate across multiple platforms. – On-hold
Quality Control modeling of Street and Address data – Development Phase
Intersection Geocoder – Development Phase
Street and Addreess Lookup Utility Concept Project - Testing Phase
GIS Day 2020 for Yavapai County - Planned Phase
County Flood Control Flood Alert GIS gauges updates – On-Going
County-wide 911 data support and prep for Next Generation 911 – Ongoing
County Public Works street centerline GIS data maintenance – Ongoing
Creating specific ArcGIS online web applications for county and public uses to meet certain departments needs – Ongoing
Local Government amalgamating street centerlines auditing and automating – Ongoing
State Arizona Geographic Information Council (AGIC) support boards and committees – Ongoing
Supporting Verde Front Project - On-Going
Yavapai Community WildFire Protection Plan Revision - On-Going
Public GIS Website Interactive Map application redesign to be mobile friendly. - On-hold
Opioid Abuse Mapping Project – On-hold
Spatial data automation for transformation for daily edits - On-hold
Building & Refining Network Dataset for Future Routing and Service Area Analysis – On-hold
Health Department Mapping Project: Flu, Emerging Diseases, Zoonotic Diseases etc. – On-hold
Health Department Golden Plate Aware mapping application – On-hold

Recent Completed Projects:

Clip and Ship public interface to supply the public with a section of existing contour lines - May 2020
County Development Services Department GIS Citizen Serve application support – April 2020
County public web server upgrade to 10.7.1 - February 2020
County GIS Intranet Web Application (ESRI Enterprise Portal) implementation - January 2020
County 911 Cell Sector data creation - December 2019
County-wide GIS software upgrade to 10.7.1 – December 2019
County-wide GIS software upgrade to 10.6.1 – August 2019
County-wide GIS overhead digitizing of building footprint from 2015 and 2017 high resolution imagery - August 2018
Local/Regional Government collaboration to obtain limited imagery services - July 2018
Completed Health Department Mapping Project for Healthy Foods Store application - July 2018
Completed Census information update of missing or new addresses for upcoming 2020 Census - July 2018
Completed ArcGIS online web applications for Library District - June 2018
County Public Works web application showing the public locations of County road projects - May 2018
Completed ArcGIS online web applications for local town/city address editor application, internal dashboards for Board of Supervisors, and Sherriff's Office. - June 2018
Shared older 2 foot contours to Public GIS Website – Completed November 2017