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Crawford County ROW Mapping

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Mid-West GIS has been contracted by the Crawford County Highway Department to create a Right Of Way GIS data layer for all County and Township roads. This data layer will overlay existing GIS data that has been created in previous years by Mid-West GIS.

Village of Skokie Contracts with Mid-West GIS for Traffic Sign Inventory

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Mid-West GIS will begin data collection on Traffic Control Signs for the Village of Skokie, Illinois this summer. This project will include highly accurate GPS data collection, as well as a thorough inventory of all attributes of the sign and the post assembly. This will comply with Federal Highway Safety Administration guidelines for the implementation of a sign maintenance too, and will be used to upgrade signs to meet a 2015 deadline as well. For more information on Traffic Sign Inventory services contact Shane McDermott at shane@mid-westgis.com.

Mid-West GIS to create GIS website for Springfield Diocese.

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The Springfield Diocese has contracted with Mid-West GIS to create an ArcGIS Server website to handle the over 100 catholic cemeteries in the State of Illinois. The site will include developing a database that will allow user to edit and manipulate database information related to ownership and burials in each cemetery. Mid-West GIS will also begin to develop map information on some of the cemeteries involved. This project is set to begin in late April or early May of 2011.

Downers Grove Traffic Sign Inventory Project.

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The Village of Downers Grove, Illinois has contracted with Mid-West GIS to complete a traffic sign inventory for the Village. This will be done using GPS data collection, with over 15 attributes collected for each sign. This will meet the regulations from the Highway Safety Administration for a inventory/maintenance system by January 2012.

Calhoun County Illinois Traffic Sign Inventory

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Calhoun County, Illinois has contracted with Mid-West GIS to complete a traffic sign inventory for the County, Townships and all Municipalities. This will be done using GPS data collection, with over 15 attributes collected for each sign. This will meet the regulations from the Highway Safety Administration for a inventory/maintenance system by January 2012.