Citys GIS Team Receives 2025 Excellence in GIS Award

Bloomington, INLocal News

Bloomington's GIS team received the prestigious 2025 Excellence in GIS Award for its innovative contributions to geographic information systems. The award ceremony took place on May 27, 2025, at the city’s offices located at 401 N Morton St, Bloomington, Indiana. This recognition highlights the team's effectiveness in applying geographic data to improve city planning and enhance community services. Sponsored by Lockheed Martin Information Technology, the award showcases the significance of GIS technology across various sectors, including education and nonprofit organizations. The GIS team has successfully implemented various applications that demonstrate the effectiveness of geographic data in addressing local issues.

As the demand for accurate geographic information grows, this accolade positions the team as a leader in local governance and community engagement. The award also serves as a catalyst for future initiatives aimed at increasing the effectiveness of GIS in Bloomington. Moving forward, the team plans to enhance its outreach efforts and collaborate with educational institutions to further expand the use of geographic data.

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