"STATUS OF GIS IN STATE AGENCIES"

Presentation:

Some state agencies have been using GIS for over a decade, some have just recently started developing and using GIS.  Today’s speakers were asked to briefly address the following topics: How their agency/organization is using GIS, new initiatives (if any) planned for the next year, and to what extent they think GIS is achieving or will achieve its potential in their agency. Speakers included:

• Dan Bibel, Program Manager, Crime Reporting Unit, State Police, Executive Office of Public Safety
• Brian Brodeur, Acting GIS Manager, Department of Environmental Protection, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs
• Diane Carle, GIS Coordinator, Office of Coastal Zone Management, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs
• Doug Carnahan, GIS Manager, Bureau of Planning & Development, Executive Office of Transportation & Construction
• Sandra Donahue, GIS Manager, Department of Transitional Assistance, Executive Office of Health & Human Services
• Don Temple, GIS Manager, MassPort NOTE: Neil MacGaffey will read a statement provided by Mr. Temple
• Glenn Hazelton, GIS Manager, Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
• Barbara Hopson, GIS Manager, Department of Food & Agriculture, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs
• Bud Iannazzo, Deputy Director, Emergency Management Agency, Executive Office of Public Safety
• Nathanael Lloyd, GIS Manager, Department of Environmental Management, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs
• Steve McRae, GIS Manager, Department of Fisheries Wildlife, and Environmental Law Enforcement, Executive Office of Environmental Affairs
• Paul Penner, GIS Coordinatior, Div. Of Watersheds, Metropolitan District Commission
• Mike Steinitz, Survey Director, Historical Commission, Secretary of the Commonwealth

Last Updated 8/28/2001
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