Parks and Recreation

Insight "GIS systems provide a great advantage in protecting our natural resources, wherever they are located." —Kelly Writer City Arborist Cambridge Department of Public Works Read more.

Parks and recreation divisions use GIS for asset management, maintenance, scheduling, and more. Within a Public Works Information System based on ArcGIS Server, you have access to a wealth of information from other divisions such as roads and streets, engineering, and accounting. Data sharing improves productivity and efficiency by streamlining project management, planning, and communication.

Mobile GIS technology gives your field staff tools for collecting information about asset locations and conditions. From the field they can exchange data with a centralized database in near real-time providing critical information to other departments.

Use GIS to improve

• Tree trimming activities
• Landscape and lawn maintenance
• Weed and pest abatement
• Equipment maintenance
• Revenue tracking
• Golf Course Maintenance
• Scheduling
• Marketing
• Community Events

Additional ESRI GIS solutions include

• ArcGIS Data Interoperability for data sharing and collaboration
• ArcGIS Business Analyst and Business Analyst Online for site selection, market analysis, and more