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GIS for State and Local Government
CyberTech runs managed ArcGIS for US counties, cities and state agencies. Your team works on public services. We keep the platform underneath it running.
Where Agencies Get Stuck
Most agencies we talk to have at least one of these. Usually more than one.
No Shared Source of Truth
Each department holds its own version of the same asset. Reconciling them across public works, permitting and utilities is now someone's recurring job.
An ArcGIS Version Past End of Life
Running years behind the current release narrows what you can integrate and widens the eventual upgrade.
No Bandwidth to Move
The staff keeping daily operations running are the same staff a migration would need. There is no spare capacity to draw on.
Which of Those Should You Tackle First?
Six questions about how your GIS runs today. No account. No contact details. You see the full result before we ask you for anything.
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Areas of GIS Transformation
Six capabilities, all delivered by the team that runs your platform. Nothing gets handed between vendors.
ArcGIS Secure Cloud Modernization
Move county, city and state agency ArcGIS environments off aging hardware. It runs in your cloud or ours, including AWS GovCloud where required. We engineer for performance and recovery rather than lift and shift.
Managed ArcGIS Cloud ServicesArcGIS Managed Services
We run the platform, database, data quality and integration work under defined service levels. Patching and upgrades run outside business hours on a validated, staged path.
Explore MACSArcGIS System Integration
One authoritative record across permitting, records management, 311 and asset systems. Update direction is set deliberately for each process, not by whichever system connected first.
Enterprise system integrationUtility Network Management
Move public works and municipal utility departments to ArcGIS Utility Network with a structured, tested migration. A modern network model without migration risk.
ArcGIS Utility Network servicesGIS Apps Development
Governed ArcGIS Pro, web and mobile tools for field crews, permitting staff and residents. Automation removes the manual steps in between.
Geospatial AI Services
Turn permit, code enforcement and service-request data into something staff can act on. GeoAI only works on a data foundation you can trust.
How a Government GIS Migration Actually Runs
Four stages, each ending in something you can review before the next one starts.
Assess and Roadmap
Health-check assessment of your county, city or state agency environment, with a roadmap agreed before you commit.
Architect
Integration design for public works, permitting and citizen-facing systems, plus the ArcGIS Pro migration path.
Build and Migrate
Cloud modernization, Utility Network and parcel fabric migration, staged and tested before production.
Run and Advance
Monitored, secured and continuously improved, with the support model agreed rather than assumed.
Not ready for a full migration conversation yet?
Get a GIS health checkAgencies Already Running This Way
Gloucester County, NJ
Zero Unplanned Downtime
Moved off an end-of-life ArcGIS Enterprise version to a modern managed environment on AWS. The in-place upgrade completed with no unplanned downtime outside the maintenance window.
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Essex County, NJ
Public Health Risks Flagged Early
Brought geospatial AI into public health operations. Flu and rodent risk patterns are flagged before they become outbreaks.
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Middlesex County, NJ
One Shared GIS Platform
United a patchwork of municipal GIS systems onto one shared platform for region-wide transformation.
Read the storyCounties, Cities and State Agencies
The same platform, three different sets of operational questions.
County Government
Counties sit between municipalities that each run their own systems and state agencies that expect consistent reporting. The recurring question is whose parcel, address or asset record is authoritative when three departments disagree.
Cities and Municipalities
A city GIS team is often one or two people supporting permitting, public works, utilities and a public-facing map. Capacity, not ambition, is usually what limits what gets built.
State Agencies
State agencies carry procurement, security and accessibility requirements that shape the architecture before the first design decision is made. Getting those constraints on the table early avoids rework later.
Built for the Standards US Public Agencies Are Held To
Every engagement runs on DataSafe™, our security framework for hosting government GIS data. Encryption, access control and audit-ready practice are in place from day one. NIST SP 800-171 controls are supported for agencies and prime contractors handling controlled unclassified information.
CJIS Security Policy
For agencies handling criminal justice information, environments are configured and operated to CJIS requirements. That includes personnel screening and audit logging.
FedRAMP Aligned Hosting
Deployments on AWS GovCloud and equivalent government cloud regions, architected to FedRAMP aligned controls where agencies require them.
HIPAA
Relevant where county health departments run geospatial analytics on protected health information.
ISO 27001
A certified information security management system. It covers how we handle customer data and how we run managed environments.
CMMI DEV/3
Appraised delivery processes, increasingly requested in state and local RFPs as evidence of documented engineering practice.
GIS for State and Local Government: Modernization and Operations
The decisions behind a shared source of truth, connected departmental workflows and a GIS platform that keeps running. Five sections, no form to fill in.
- What Your GIS Should Be Doing
- Where Government GIS Environments Break Down
- GIS in Daily Operations
- The Decisions You'll Face
- Procurement and Choosing a Partner
Frequently Asked Questions
Talk to an Expert
Tell us what version of ArcGIS you're on and what's getting in the way. A US-based government GIS specialist will call you back.
Tell us about your utility network needs and our Esri-certified team will reach out.
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