Geographic Information Systems (GIS) allow municipalities to easily access data formerly stored on hard-copy drawings, in spreadsheets or CAD files.  Critical information about map elements can be accessed via a single digital interface that can be transmitted to work stations on a municipality's computer network or across the internet.  For example, using a mouse to select a sewer pipe can show the pipe's diameter, length, material, year of installation, and direction of flow.

During a water main break, GIS applications can quickly highlight which valves need to be closed to stop the flow of water to the damaged pipe segment.  GIS-based asset management systems can generate maps and reports of assets that are due for maintenance. There are many other areas where GIS can facilitate efficient access to information.  HRC's GIS team has the expertise to develop GIS applications that meet your specific needs.

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