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ESRI and Trimble Announce 2009 Grant Recipients

Redlands, California — December 18, 2009 — ESRI and Trimble have selected the winners of the joint ESRI and Trimble 2009 Mobile Government Grant Program. Grants will award hardware, software, and training with a total value of $89,980 to 20 local and state government agencies in the United States.

The grants will help agencies create models that demonstrate the integration of mobile and server geographic information system (GIS) architecture to improve government processes. The winners will then provide reusable applications that can be shared among governments with similar projects. Those applications will be posted on ESRI’s ArcScripts public domain Web site in June 2010.

The ESRI and Trimble 2009 Mobile Government Grant Series recipients are the following:

1. Ada County, Idaho, Assessor’s Office—Appraisal Division

2. Bay Lake Regional Planning Commission, Wisconsin

3. Brigham City, Utah, GIS Department

4. City of Arlington, Texas, Public Works and Transportation Department

5. City of Auburn, Alabama, Public Works and IT Department

6. City of Fernandina Beach, Florida, Planning Department

7. City of Fullerton, California, Community Development Department

8. City of Hayden, Idaho, Community Development Department

9. City of Indianapolis, Indiana, Office of Sustainability

10. City of Las Vegas, Nevada, Department of Field Operations

11. City of Maple Grove, Minnesota, GIS Department

12. City of Mobile, Alabama, Urban Development Department

13. City of Poway, California, IT Department

14. City of Saginaw, Michigan, Engineering Division

15. City of Tucson, Arizona, Clerk’s Office

16. City of Baton Rouge/Parish of East Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Environmental Division

17. Forsyth County, Georgia, Water and Sewer Department

18. State of California, Department of Transportation, District 11

19. Warwick Township, Pennsylvania, Planning and Zoning Department

20. Waukesha County, Wisconsin, Department of Parks and Land Use

With the ESRI and Trimble Mobile Government Grant Program and the public domain Web site, governments can continue to meet their objectives through the open exchange of ideas and shared resources.


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