GIS websites will be unavailable Dec. 17 during software upgrade

December 19, 2021 8:12 pm

Douglas County GIS web sites will be unavailable Friday, Dec. 17, while GIS web software is being upgraded. Popular items including “Property Viewer” and Map Gallery web applications such as “Survey Lookup,” “Cemeteries,” “Floodplain Lookup,” and others will not be available during the upgrade.

The upgrade will not affect how users interact with the web resources after the upgrade but will allow for better security and enhancements to be introduced during the next year.

If you have GIS needs, please contact the GIS office directly at 785-832-5190. We appreciate your patience.

Contact: Karrey Britt, Communications and Media Coordinator, Media Contact Form

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