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Geographic Information System
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GIS Technician
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Cathy Pratt
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| Check us out Online |
Rush County GIS is now online at http://rushinmygisonline.com. You can access parcel and assessment information, census block and track, incorporated/subdivision boundaries; buffer queries off selected parcels or general geographic locations. You can also search by parcel number, address, township, range, and section. Once you find the information you want, you are then able to print, email, and/or download. You will have to download a special software, Silverlight, to access. If you have trouble, contact us. |
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Address:
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Rush County Courthouse
101 East Second Street, Room 212
Rushville Indiana 46173 |
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Phone:
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765-932-2077 extension 307 |
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Fax:
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765-938-1163 |
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Office Hours:
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Monday through Friday 8 AM - 4 PM |
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Purpose:
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Geographic Information System (GIS) is a computer-based system with the ability to store, retrieve, modify, analyze, and represent geographic data as useful information. GIS offers a way of understanding and dealing with complex spatial problems by organizing the data, viewing their spatial associations, performing multiple analyses, and synthesizing results into maps and reports.
GIS technology allows the public and many different departments access to the same basemaps and database. Each department does not have to keep separate versions of other department's maps and data in order to use them for their own agency's needs. Features or attributes need to be modified and updated on only one basemap and database and then be shared by everyone.
Departments can portray mapped information at whatever scale they require, using the colors or symbols they want and accompany the maps with text and reports tailored to meet their needs.
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