Geographic Information Systems (GIS) & Mapping

Hubbard County Online Parcel Viewer
December 29th, 2020
From the start of the year 2021, Hubbard County would like to introduce our *NEW* online parcel map that will be used going forward. Our old parcel mapping system (LINK) is being retired due to old technology and will no longer be available.

Should you have any questions or feedback about this new map, please contact our office.


Hubbard County Fee Schedule Update

As of January 1st, 2022 Environmental Services will be using an updated Fee Schedule for all permitted items.
This includes:
E911 Address Applications:  $100
Road Name Applications:  $250


Hubbard County GIS Data Available Online

Hubbard County GIS Hub

The Hubbard County GIS Hub has a variety of interactive mapping applications that provide access to a wealth of information related to property parcels, land records, property tax, assessment information, roads, government corners, and more. It also allows users to explore and download official Hubbard County Data. These data sets include parcels, roads, cadastral data, and more. This data is free of charge, comes directly from the source, and is the most up to date. 

Better data availability enables more informed decision-making on investments and enhancements in our communities while providing support for numerous economic activities. This site is the only official, authoritative source for geospatial data provided by Hubbard County.

 


What We Do

GIS Layers
Counties use a geographic information system, or GIS, to store, manage, and map out all kinds of useful information.  One of the simplest examples is to think about combining Google Maps with a plat book.  We use GIS technology to display, analyze, and interact with property information. We also use GIS to help county employees track and complete tasks in the office or in the field, such as measuring buildings and setbacks, installing a road sign, or managing timber harvests.

In addition, the GIS office is responsible for the planning, design, implementation, maintenance, and technical support of the County’s GIS data, information, and products, as well as administration of the County’s Enhanced 911 (E911) addressing program which includes assigning
new physical addresses
to properties.