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The 2nd Quarter Texas GIS Community Meeting is happening today at 2pm. Join us to discuss current geospatial projects, share technical knowledge, and collaborate on initiatives shaping our state’s infrastructure. See you soon! Register to attend: @7ad04e8c-92f5-4b20-81d6-10fd88325899" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">events.teams.microsoft.com/event/d04183c4…

The 2nd Quarter Texas GIS Community Meeting is happening today at 2pm. Join us to discuss current geospatial projects, share technical knowledge, and collaborate on initiatives shaping our state’s infrastructure. See you soon! Register to attend: @7ad04e8c-92f5-4b20-81d6-10fd88325899" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">events.teams.microsoft.com/event/d04183c4…

Happy Earth Day from TxGIO! We believe mapping our state's natural resources is a vital act of stewardship. Quality GIS data empowers good land management and sustainable futures.

Registration for the 2026 Texas GIS Forum workshops is officially open. These sessions offer hands-on training for GIS professionals and students. Spots are limited, so we encourage early registration to secure your spot. Learn more and register today: geographic.texas.gov/texas-gis-foru…

Texas GIS Community: @TWDB is currently looking for a GIS Programmer to develop and maintain existing and new internal software and web applications! Learn more here: twdb.texas.gov/jobs/

New Dataset: Ralph Hall Lake Lidar, 2025 The collection covers Ralph Hall Lake in Fannin County, providing pre-impoundment data for flood management and planning. View the collection here: data.geographic.texas.gov

Network with fellow GIS professionals at a Mappy Hour hosted by SWIGGIS after the upcoming Texas GIS Community Meeting at Tapville Social in Austin!

Upcoming: our 2nd Quarter Texas GIS Community Meeting is happening Wednesday, April 22nd in Austin. Can't make it in person? Join us online. Sign up to attend: @7ad04e8c-92f5-4b20-81d6-10fd88325899" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">events.teams.microsoft.com/event/d04183c4…

The @GeographicTexas streamlines access to geospatial data, services, and equipment through statewide contracts for government entities. Learn more in the Texas Water Newsroom: bit.ly/Stratmap_Expla…

Our new statewide City Boundaries dataset was a top download in March! If you need the latest accurate boundary data for your project, you can easily download it directly through the TxGIO DataHub. 🗺️ data.geographic.texas.gov

Need to know where our state's next lidar project is being flown? You can monitor active project coverage and details on upcoming projects statewide on our website. Explore it here: geographic.texas.gov/stratmap/eleva…

Geospatial work shapes how Texas plans, builds, and responds. At the 2026 Texas GIS Forum, we are connecting the people behind the maps. This year, geospatial is taking center stage. Secure your spot now at the lowest rate of the year: geographic.texas.gov/texas-gis-foru…

Did you hear StratMap's largest ever lidar acquisition (over 23,000 square miles!) hit the TxGIO DataHub last month? Start working with the data: data.geographic.texas.gov

Texas GIS Job Alert: @TWDB is looking for a Flood Mapping Specialist to join the team! More information here: twdb.texas.gov/jobs/

Be part of the community shaping the future of GIS in Texas! Join the conversation online or in-person on April 22nd in Austin, Texas. Register to attend here: @7ad04e8c-92f5-4b20-81d6-10fd88325899" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">events.teams.microsoft.com/event/d04183c4…

The @GeographicTexas office administers contracts that make it easier for state, regional, and local governments to access geospatial data, services, and equipment. Learn more at the Texas Water Newsroom: bit.ly/Stratmap_Expla….

Seeing red? In GIS, that's a great sign! This Color-Infrared (CIR) shot uses light the human eye can't see to track environmental health. Bright red indicates healthy, thriving plants.

To prepare for rapid growth and guide responsible development, Texas needs a highly precise view of the terrain - which is exactly what lidar provides. These foundational datasets are available now (for free!) on the TxGIO DataHub. Explore the data: data.geographic.texas.gov

Ready to connect with your favorite geospatial community? Registration is now open for the 2026 Texas GIS Forum! Join GIS professionals from all over the state to share insights, build relationships, and elevate your GIS game. Secure your spot now: geographic.texas.gov/texas-gis-foru…

Hundreds of geospatial experts have taken the Texas GIS Forum stage over the last 35+ years. In 2026, it's your turn! Submit a presentation abstract before May 1st. Enter now: geographic.texas.gov/texas-gis-foru…