The Knox County Sheriff's Office is now utilizing an online crime-mapping website, CrimeReports.Com,  to help relay crime incident data to the general public, including sex offender registry locations. The Sheriff's Office generates the latitude / longitude (XY) coordinate for each incident by using MPC's accurate address database (hosted on the KGIS system), and then plots those locations onto the Google-hosted map. Reports and other tabular data are also provided. (Note: Only crimes outside of the City of Knoxville jurisdiction limits are currently shown in the application)

A new map theme Topo 2003 Cache was added to My KnoxNetWhere and My MPC Case Mapping applications. The map theme was added to show the old 2003 topography data and so users could compare the 2003 to the 2007 data.

MPC has updated the Traffic Counts in the Database and map to show more regional data. To display the Traffic Counts in My KnoxNetWhere switch the map theme to Traffic Counts

A Building Permit map theme has been added to the MPC Case Mapping application on www.kgis.org. To access, select the Online Data: MPC Case Mapping option from the menu in the upper right portion of this page. The BUILDING PERMITS theme can then be accessed via the Themes pulldown menu (which is located in the upper right portion of the Case Mapping application).

A tool has been added to the MPC Case Mapping application to let the user see the Google Street view or the Microsoft Bird's Eye view.  To start MPC Case Mapping click here or click on Online Data in the upper right of this page, then in the drop down menu click on MPC Case Mapping.

How to use:
1) Click Settings in the upper right to set the tool to Google Street view or Bird's Eye view, Next choose Bird's Eye View and then click Submit.
2) Zoom in to where you can see the edge of pavement.
3) Click on the camera tool on the tool bar.
4) Place you cursor at the location of the area of interest.
5) Click the left mouse button.