A collaborative effort between KGIS and the Metropolitan Planning Commission has culminated in the release of a updated web-mapping application providing access to both current MPC agenda items as well as nearly 18,000 historic MPC Cases, along with related information, dating back to the early 1980’s.

The application can be accessed at MPC Cases

On June 17, 2013, the old Intra-net portal (at http://new.kgis.net) and its MyKNOXnetWhere mapping app will be retired, and we're excited about completing our enterprise-wide system and web upgrades. User departments will want to begin using KGIS's flagship application KGIS Maps (which is also public accessible) or the newly released KGIS Advanced Maps (which can be accessed by any networked user account). 

A Google Maps interactive map "mashup" of Central Business Improvement District (CBID)-approved grants has been created by the Property Scope Blog's Josh Flory. KGIS's new KGIS Advanced Maps application has some capabilities that will also allow one to "mash up" or import data and view it on the map....KGIS plans to demo this capability at one of the future Users Group meetings.

The Property Assessor's last-year final 2012 Tax Roll tables have been imported into KGIS's Oracle database for those ArcGIS users who may want to access those 31-Dec-2011 values.  These attributes <READ MORE>

A new "Property Lookup" hyperlink has been added to the Parcel Results pane of KGIS Maps, thereby integrating the interactive mapping application with the Knox County Property Assessor's new "E-Gov" Property Lookup website. The information <READ MORE>