Mapping/GIS

Contact: Kim Soulliere
1445 10th Street
Golden, CO 80401
Phone: (303) 384-8157
GIS, or Geographic Information Systems, is a tool that is used by virtually every City department. GIS combines multiple geographical ‘layers’ of information to enable people to make informed decisions about that area. Different ‘layers’ can be combined to suit specific needs or interests.
Mapping/GIS is a division of the Public Works Department. The division’s primary focus is on infrastructure assets, which includes fire hydrants, water valves, water lines, waste water manholes and lines, street signs, and other utility features maintained by the City. To accurately map these and other features, City staff utilize mapping grade GPS (Global Positioning System) equipment, which enables personnel to efficiently find assets in the field and create reliable and current maps. Once the data is collected, GIS staff manipulate it with ESRI’s Arc Info and ArcView and AutoDesk’s AutoCAD software.
While the City does not maintain a property parcel map, that information is available for viewing purposes. The City also collects data on zoning areas, parks and Open Space, trails, historic buildings and districts, snow plow and street sweeping routes and City boundaries.
Resource Links
Colorado Mapsite
A collection of more than 500 Colorado city maps
ESRI (Environmental Systems Research Institute)
Learn more about ArcInfo, ArcView and many other GIS related packages
Jefferson County Address Wizard
Find any address within Jefferson County
Jefferson County Online Services
Find useful information and products at this site
Trimble
Learn more about GPS






