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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Strategic Plan
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The GIS survey has closed.
The Geographic Information Systems Division (GIS) is developing a 5-year Strategic Plan which will be used as a guide to update and improve its services and/or products. Your survey response will be used in the development of the Strategic Plan.
GIS develops and designs maps, interactive apps, and data to help the Fremont Community and the City Organization understand and visualize information. One example is the City’s Open Data Hub which is an online library and reference tool to provide easy access to City maps, data sets, websites, story maps, and applications. Containing an abundance of both internal and external resources, there is something useful for everyone. It can help you find what district you live in, who your council member is, when PG&E schedules public safety power outages, how to submit planning permits, and much more.
GIS is a division of the Information Technology Services Department.
The Geographic Information Systems Division (GIS) is developing a 5-year Strategic Plan which will be used as a guide to update and improve its services and/or products. Your survey response will be used in the development of the Strategic Plan.
GIS develops and designs maps, interactive apps, and data to help the Fremont Community and the City Organization understand and visualize information. One example is the City’s Open Data Hub which is an online library and reference tool to provide easy access to City maps, data sets, websites, story maps, and applications. Containing an abundance of both internal and external resources, there is something useful for everyone. It can help you find what district you live in, who your council member is, when PG&E schedules public safety power outages, how to submit planning permits, and much more.
GIS is a division of the Information Technology Services Department.
