CIP Resources
Guidelines Awarded Projects Currently Advertised Projects Currently Advertised RFQs Reference Drawings and Examples Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan Templates
Bidding Documents
Standard Bid Item Codes and Descriptions Bid Templates
Construction
Prevailing Wage Rates
Environmental Services
Environmental Site Assessment Waters of the United States - Including Wetlands Threatened and Endangered Species Cultural Resources Storm Water Pollution Prevention Additional Documents
Professional Services
Professional Services Registry
Standards & Specifications
Standard Engineering Design Specifications Special Provisions Standard Civil Drawings Standard Bridge Drawings Standard Traffic Drawings Guidelines for Consultants Performing Geotechnical Investigations Projects Currently Bidding
Traffic Design
Resources
Watershed
Watershed Protection LID & Green Infrastructure Storm Water Quality - Plan Review Storm Water Quality - Permitting Wastewater - Plan Review Wastewater - Permitting TPDES Permit Watershed Protection Research Total Maximum Daily Load Bacteria Reduction Efforts in our Waterways Watershed Seminars
Household Hazardous
Household Hazardous Waste Facility Information Which HHW Items Do We Accept? Disposal Tips How to Prepare HHW for Transport Business Waste Other Collection Sites HHW FAQ HHW Brochures

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) 

 

Geographic Information Systems utilize a spatial data infrastructure for storing, managing, analyzing, and displaying geospatial data. GIS allows us to visualize and explore data in a variety of ways that reveal relationships, patterns, and trends both spatially and temporally.

For over 15 years, our team has been collaborating with numerous agencies in the region to propagate a network that better serves the public. We regularly work with our internal departments, county precincts, incorporated cities, law enforcement, and emergency services to assist in planning and providing visuals or reports for various projects. We also coordinate with TxDOT and FEMA for recurring projects, such as the County Road Inventory (CRI) and Community Rating System (CRS). Other recurring roles we play include providing public recreation maps, assisting with major thoroughfare planning, reporting on capital improvement projects, and reporting on road infrastructure for internal funding purposes.

As GIS unceasingly moves toward being more cloud-based, our goal is to continue utilizing the latest technology to support our various users through webmaps, applications, and tools for more ease while working on the go.

GIS Documents

Applications, Links and More

Email: gisinfo@hcpid.org