Midland in the News News Archive
Officials Learn Best Way to Update GIS Maps
The Standard Democrat – December 19, 2007
Scott County already has the software it needs to keep GIS maps in all departments including those used by 911 dispatchers updated with the same data. Officials just need a little bit of training. Matt Sorensen, Vice President of Midland GIS Solutions in Maryville, met with county officials during the regular County Commission meeting
Local Companies Work for Common Good, Complete Renovations
Nodaway News Leader – August 2007
In some sports such as hockey, a hat trick is defined as three goals by one player in a single game. When it comes to Maryville, Midland GIS Solutions, Midland Surveying and Nodaway County Abstract, serve as the local hat trick in business.
Scott County Using Benefits of New GIS
The Standard Democrat – January 22, 2007
After years of preparation and setup, the Scott County Assessors Office is beginning to reap the benefits of the countys geographic information system.
County GIS System Takes Shape
The Fayette Advertiser – July 19, 2006
The latest digital mapping technology is just around the corner for Howard County as city and county leaders begin the process of bringing cutting-edge mapping technology to this area.
Lawrence County Assessors Office Boosted by New Map Resource
The Monett Times – February 2, 2006
Computer system allows easy updates, detailed overlaps, inexpensive reproductions Lawrence County assessor Doug Bowerman has a new and very impressive tool in his office, which makes the assessors work much clearer for everyone.
Officials Take a Look at New Web Mapping System
St. Joseph News Press – January 19, 2006
St. Joseph and Buchanan County officials got a preview Wednesday of what customized geographic information system could do for local residents, businesses and their own bottom line. Kirk Larson of Midland GIS Solutions demonstrated the nationally recognized Internet mapping site of Sarpy County, Neb., which provides property information previously scattered among several government offices at the click of a mouse.
Missouri-Iowa Border Markers Return
St. Joseph News Press – December 13, 2005
These days, the border between Missouri and Iowa seems about as placid as can be imagined. But it wasnt always that way. In its early days, disagreements over its precise location nearly caused a war between Missouri and Iowa, bringing down federal intervention.