Jason V 🗺️
@gislemur.bsky.social
GIS Manager for a NE Illinois county. Open source advocate. Reformed hippie. Former shovel-bum (have trowel, will travel). Part-time hobbit & full time cat herder. All thoughts are my own.
*was GISFerret on twitter but rebranding here*
Oh, I’d love that to be implemented here.
PMost of our communities are good at pushing developers to record before building anything (unincorporated areas need the new PINs for any permits) but then some don’t give us addresses till we hound them for it.
PMost of our communities are good at pushing developers to record before building anything (unincorporated areas need the new PINs for any permits) but then some don’t give us addresses till we hound them for it.
December 1, 2025 at 8:48 PM
Oh, I’d love that to be implemented here.
PMost of our communities are good at pushing developers to record before building anything (unincorporated areas need the new PINs for any permits) but then some don’t give us addresses till we hound them for it.
PMost of our communities are good at pushing developers to record before building anything (unincorporated areas need the new PINs for any permits) but then some don’t give us addresses till we hound them for it.
That’s exactly what is happening. For some reason the village is willing to let them develop the land without recording the plays and getting the taxing PIN numbers until they are ready to sell individual properties. The only (official) way we know about any new subs is the recorded documents.
December 1, 2025 at 8:16 PM
That’s exactly what is happening. For some reason the village is willing to let them develop the land without recording the plays and getting the taxing PIN numbers until they are ready to sell individual properties. The only (official) way we know about any new subs is the recorded documents.
Great presentation. I’m glad you were able to get it included today.
November 20, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Great presentation. I’m glad you were able to get it included today.
🤔 Looks like a weasel got spit out of a particle accelerator. 🫣
Fun fact: Fermilab in Batavia,IL used to use a ferret to clean parts of their main accelerator for a short time. (But not while it was operating of course)
Fun fact: Fermilab in Batavia,IL used to use a ferret to clean parts of their main accelerator for a short time. (But not while it was operating of course)
November 19, 2025 at 10:50 PM
🤔 Looks like a weasel got spit out of a particle accelerator. 🫣
Fun fact: Fermilab in Batavia,IL used to use a ferret to clean parts of their main accelerator for a short time. (But not while it was operating of course)
Fun fact: Fermilab in Batavia,IL used to use a ferret to clean parts of their main accelerator for a short time. (But not while it was operating of course)
Unfortunately we could not properly show our new Open Data portal yet. We’re still waiting on the last sign off from the lawyers to allow us to make our data fully open data*. We hoped it would be live today.
(*Don’t ask me why, that decision was above my pay grade)
(*Don’t ask me why, that decision was above my pay grade)
November 19, 2025 at 10:44 PM
Unfortunately we could not properly show our new Open Data portal yet. We’re still waiting on the last sign off from the lawyers to allow us to make our data fully open data*. We hoped it would be live today.
(*Don’t ask me why, that decision was above my pay grade)
(*Don’t ask me why, that decision was above my pay grade)
Chicago (then I may be able to convince the bosses to finally let me attend)
November 18, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Chicago (then I may be able to convince the bosses to finally let me attend)
Good luck with it. I’m still on the first few chapters. My plan is to test some time in January
November 12, 2025 at 5:22 PM
Good luck with it. I’m still on the first few chapters. My plan is to test some time in January
I always hate seeing trees taken down, even if it is necessary. Still mourn for the maple we had in the front yard the landlord took out years ago.
October 25, 2025 at 2:16 PM
I always hate seeing trees taken down, even if it is necessary. Still mourn for the maple we had in the front yard the landlord took out years ago.
I developed a lot of Python add-ins for ArcMap. When they dumped Desktop the Python add-ins were not brought over. The only add-ins that Pro will work with are Visual Studio apps.
October 22, 2025 at 2:48 PM
I developed a lot of Python add-ins for ArcMap. When they dumped Desktop the Python add-ins were not brought over. The only add-ins that Pro will work with are Visual Studio apps.
I like them for the extra buttons that can be mapped to keyboard shortcuts in apps. I had all my QC add-ins in ArcMap set to execute commands from those shortcuts to make my work easier and faster. (Another fine set of tools killed off by Arc Pro)
October 22, 2025 at 2:31 AM
I like them for the extra buttons that can be mapped to keyboard shortcuts in apps. I had all my QC add-ins in ArcMap set to execute commands from those shortcuts to make my work easier and faster. (Another fine set of tools killed off by Arc Pro)
Looking forward to finally being able to meet you in Chicago in a few weeks.
October 8, 2025 at 10:54 AM
Looking forward to finally being able to meet you in Chicago in a few weeks.
I have 20 years of theses files in project folders all over my network. It sure has been fun tracking them down and converting them. 🙃🫤
Will anyone need them? Probably not, but if I don’t convert one, someone will need it a month after we lose access to Arc Desktop.
Will anyone need them? Probably not, but if I don’t convert one, someone will need it a month after we lose access to Arc Desktop.
October 7, 2025 at 5:40 PM
I have 20 years of theses files in project folders all over my network. It sure has been fun tracking them down and converting them. 🙃🫤
Will anyone need them? Probably not, but if I don’t convert one, someone will need it a month after we lose access to Arc Desktop.
Will anyone need them? Probably not, but if I don’t convert one, someone will need it a month after we lose access to Arc Desktop.