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GIS Map Gallery
A Geographic Information System (GIS) is a collection of hardware, software, data, and people that connect information to a location (where something is) with descriptive attributes (what something is like). Map applications can be used to quickly look up information while dashboard applications can be used to track and monitor operations over time. The City of New Albany uses various GIS applications to track operations and easily retrieve and report on information.
Maps
Parks & Trails
A network of parks, sidewalks, and leisure trails bring life and vitality to the streets of New Albany. This map shows the more than 68 miles of leisure trails as well as the parks that are in and around New Albany.
Zoning Map
The official zoning map is a document maintained by the Community Development Department that identifies the zoning regulations for all areas within the jurisdiction of New Albany. Every parcel of land within New Albany, including parkland, has a zoning designation known as zoning districts.
Boards & Commissions
This dashboard is intended to locate and provide information about planning applications that have been submitted to the city for review by various New Albany Boards & Commissions and City Council. Information in this dashboard is updated weekly on Tuesday and Friday nights.
Community Connectors
Community Connectors foster social connectivity by providing support to residents and encourage their participation in neighborhood & city activities. This program includes components for all residents who wish to feel more connected within the community.
Composting Results
New Albany households and businesses collect food waste at home or in the office and can drop off the food waste at three different locations in the city. This dashboard was created to monitor the program’s success over time.
Leaf Collection
The city is divided into nine zones for leaf collection and this dashboard tracks the progress across the nine zones. Users can click on a zone to see the progress or find a street to see the status of the zone.
Hydrant Flushing
Public service crews flush all fire hydrants in New Albany (excluding private hydrants) every spring and this dashboard tracks the progress of the program by zones.
Street Sweeping
The street sweeping program focuses on preventing debris and pollution from storm sewers and entering our waterways. This dashboard shows the neighborhoods and areas where street sweeping will take place and tracks the progress of the program.
