Project Area map for the Public Works Department.

Street Sweeping Schedule map for the Public Works Department.

Created a series of maps for the City’s General Plan update for which I won a Map Gallery award at the Esri User’s Conference for Best Overall and First Place for Best Cartographic Design: Map Series or Atlas - In-House Copy. All maps can be viewed on the City’s website here.

Created a series of maps for the City’s General Plan update for which I won a Map Gallery award at the Esri User’s Conference for Best Overall and First Place for Best Cartographic Design: Map Series or Atlas - In-House Copy. All maps can be viewed on the City’s website here.

Created a series of maps for the City’s General Plan update for which I won a Map Gallery award at the Esri User’s Conference for Best Overall and First Place for Best Cartographic Design: Map Series or Atlas - In-House Copy. All maps can be viewed on the City’s website here.

Created a series of maps for the City’s General Plan update for which I won a Map Gallery award at the Esri User’s Conference for Best Overall and First Place for Best Cartographic Design: Map Series or Atlas - In-House Copy. All maps can be viewed on the City’s website here.re

Regulatory Traffic Signs were GPS’d using Trimble GPS and a map series was created.

Map displaying all tax districts within San Marcos.

Collaborated closely with Planning Staff to develop the zoning layer through an iterative process. Once finalized, I created a map series.

Map displaying affordable housing locations along with City trail network.

Double-sided trail pocket guides were created for both the north and south portions of the city. One side had the trail map, the other side had information about the trailheads and sites long the trail. An additional citywide trail brochure was created. These maps were printed and distributed at various kiosks throughout the city.

Fire Staff used Trimble GPS to assess homes along the wildland urban interface. Photos were taken at each home and an easy-to-use GPS form was created. Once finalized, the GPS points were merged with parcel information to obtain owner information. The data was then integrated with MS Word to create letters and mailing labels.

Engineering staff used a Trimble GPS to identify potential ADA hazards. This data was then imported into Crystal Reports to generate a report.

The first phase of this project involved creating a stormwater data model. The second phase involved digitizing the City’s storm utility network using Engineering As-built plans. Once digitized, stormwater BMPs were GPS’d and map series were developed during the third phase. 3rd-party integrations with work order, asset management, and permitting systems occurred during the final phase.

Planned, prepared, and participated in EOC activation during the Cocos Fire. Provided GIS support to emergency staff, County EOC, citizens, and media. Created EOC activation protocol for GIS services.

Prepared hundreds of notification maps and labels, including Modelbuilder workflow for efficient creation of owner and occupant notifications.

Active participation in cross-jurisdictional fire response data model creation. Implemented data model at the City for fire run books and emergency tablets, and provided input on regional data model.

Active participation in the SDRGC including presentations and serving on the board. View PowerPoint presentation here.