Planning and Development Services Introduces Enhanced Interactive Web Maps

Snohomish, WALocal News

The Snohomish County Planning and Development Services (PDS) Department has announced significant enhancements to its interactive web maps, aiming to improve access to vital geographic data for the community. This initiative stems from recent technological advancements and a thorough evaluation of user needs, ensuring that both county staff and the public benefit from these updates. Key improvements include faster display times, updated symbology, and streamlined tools, which collectively enhance user experience. PDS Director Michael McCrary emphasized that these enhancements represent a crucial step in providing faster and more efficient access to essential data. The interactive maps cover critical areas such as permitting, zoning, and land use, supporting informed decision-making within the community.

Additionally, the PDS GIS Team is available for inquiries, providing further assistance to users. For more information and access to the new maps, users can visit the PDS website. This initiative demonstrates Snohomish County's commitment to leveraging technology for improved public service and community engagement.

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