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GIS Mapping

GIS is a crucial tool for projects involving land use planning, transportation planning, emergency planning, and community development. Our GIS staff provide centralized GIS services for accurate data management, custom mapping, and interactive web-based maps. The tools and maps we develop on a daily basis help build capacity and maintain institutional knowledge in the region. The projects showcased below are not comprehensive and do not cover private tools we develop for communities and organizations we partner with. Contact us if you know of a community in need of mapping services!

Community Infrastructure and Asset Mapping

Mapping infrastructure and community assets has grown in demand across our region as utility departments seek to streamline their operations. Our team has worked to produce comprehensive maps identifying municipal infrastructure, economic development opportunities, public assets, and any other relevant geographic entities such as floodplain, parcel boundaries, and several others in a manner that is...

Southwest Wisconsin Cemetery Mapping

Southwestern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (SWWRPC) has completed an online service to help communities manage their local cemeteries and provide access to the public wishing to conduct family research. With the use of GIS mapping technology, SWWRPC undertook this effort to modernize and manage cemetery records while providing an online platform for those who wish to search for the location...

Broadband Mapping

Across the Prosperity Southwest Wisconsin (PSW) Region, portions of our cities, villages and towns are unserved or underserved by broadband. Over the years, the Public Service Commission (PSC) of Wisconsin has awarded grants to help subsidize the expansion of better broadband service to affected communities. With the desire to improve broadband access in our region, SWWRPC has developed a detailed...

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