City of Bloomington Launches New Interactive Community Map

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The City of Bloomington's Information & Technology Services Department launched the Bloomington Community Map, an innovative online tool that simplifies access to essential city information for residents, businesses, and visitors. This interactive map showcases nearby amenities, zoning and parcel details, neighborhood boundaries, and demographic data, fostering transparency and community engagement. Meghan Blair, GIS Manager, highlighted the importance of making information easily accessible for residents, facilitating their decisions on home purchases and business openings. A standout feature of the map is the CivicSearch address lookup, enabling users to input an address and discover related amenities and zones. Additionally, the map includes a dashboard that summarizes key census population metrics, such as total population and median age, alongside community features like miles of trails.

This comprehensive resource is powered by the city’s Geographic Information Systems program, which supports city operations and planning efforts. The launch of the Community Map represents a significant step towards enhancing civic engagement and informed decision-making in Bloomington. With this tool, residents can gain valuable insights into their neighborhoods and the city as a whole.

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