Part-Time County Mapper

The core function of a County Mapper is to prepare, revise, and maintain maps and mapping-related records, documents, and reports. They work with GIS software to create, revise, and maintain spatial database records. This includes tasks like plotting parcel boundaries from legal documents and updating GIS data with features like topographical information, municipal boundaries, and land use. Key Responsibilities: • Creating and Updating Maps: Producing and updating various types of maps, including property maps, subdivision maps, and maps showing land use or zoning. • GIS Data Management: Maintaining and updating county GIS databases, which may include parcel information, property ownership data, and other related data. • Research and Analysis: Researching legal documents, such as deeds and surveys, to ensure accurate mapping and resolve discrepancies. They may also perform spatial analysis for various purposes. • Customer Service: Responding to inquiries from the public and other county departments regarding property ownership, boundaries, and other mapping-related information. • Technical Assistance: Providing technical support for the county's GIS program. Required Skills and Abilities: • GIS Software Proficiency: Experience with GIS software like ESRI ArcGIS. • Spatial Data Skills: Ability to work with mapping data, legal descriptions, and deeds. • Attention to Detail: Strong attention to detail for ensuring data accuracy. • Communication Skills: Effective communication skills, both written and oral, for interacting with colleagues and the public. • Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to troubleshoot and resolve issues related to mapping and data entry. Education and Training Requirements • Successful completion of seven mapping-related courses provided by the Oklahoma Tax Commission (OTC) is required. • A minimum score of 70% must be achieved in each course to meet certification standards. • These courses cover essential topics such as cadastral mapping, GIS fundamentals, land records management, and property boundary interpretation. "Kindly submit your resume either via email to blainecoassr@pldi.net or by mail to the following address: 212 N Weigle, Watonga, OK 73772."