CivicSight Users

Village, Township, City, and County governments have been CivicSight customers over the years. In some cases CivicSight was a stepping stone, or an intermediate GIS solution to an ultimate goal of serving GIS data and maps over the Internet. In other cases, CivicSight is still being utilized even when Internet mapping services are available. The user interface, application functionality, data flexibility, and cost are all reasons why CivicSight remains a viable enterprise GIS solution.

Current CivicSight User List:

City of Andover, Minnesota
CivicSight user since 2000 - Current Version 7.0

City of Columbia Heights, Minnesota
CivicSight user since 2000 - Current Version 7.0

City of East Bethal, Minnesota
CivicSight user since 2006 - Current Version 7.0

City of Fridley, Minnesota
CivicSight user since 2000 - Current Version 7.0

Bloomfield Township, Michigan
CivicSight user since 2001 - Current Version 6.3

Canton Township, Michigan
CivicSight user since 2001 - Current Version 7.0

City of Farmington, Michigan
CivicSight user since 2001 - Current Version 7.0

City of Monroe, Michigan
CivicSight user since 2005 - Current Version 7.0

City of Orchard Lake Village, Michigan
CivicSight user since 2006 - Current Version 7.0

City of Williamston, Michigan
CivicSight user since 2005 - Current Version 7.0
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City of Wixom, Michigan
CivicSight user since 2000 - Current Version 7.0

West Bloomfield Township, Michigan
CivicSight user since 2002 - Current Version 7.0

User Comments

City of Williamston
CivicSight puts all of the mapping information I want to use on my desktop in a logical, simple format. It saves time and lets us use the information we have more effectively. I can answer callers’ questions while they are still on the phone, create specialized maps for reports and mailing labels are done in seconds! It’s our best investment this year!
Lynn Wilson – Planning Director, City of Williamston