The City of Auburn established its commitment to technology in May of 1996 with the formation of the Information Technology Department (IT). This strategy created the foundation for improving government services through continued development and support of the City's information technology infrastructure and related business. In response to the growing significance of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), the IT department expanded its reach by adding the GIS Division in 2001.
The GIS Certification Institute Endorsing Employer award recognizes organizations that demonstrate through hiring and career advancement practices a dedication to using the GISP credential to validate excellence in the profession.
Recognized for using Cityworks to streamline business workflows, improving customer service reliability, and innovate with technology.
Recognized for using GIS to enhance public engagement by making available information about current and proposed FEMA Flood Plains.
Recognized for the implementation of the Public Safety Map to monitor PS vehicles (AVL) and active calls/incidents that require a PS response.
Recognized for using GIS to enhance public engagement by making available information about current and proposed FEMA Flood Plains.
Awarded a grant totaling $89,980 worth of hardware, software, and training. This was used to facilitate a complete inventory (including spatial location) of street signs.
Recognized for implementing an enterprise GIS solution throughout the organization.
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