Embed Maps in Your Site with Widget Builder

April 20, 2011

Have you ever wanted to grab one of our maps and embed it in your website or blog post? Well now you can, and no account is required. Introducing our new Map Widgets. We’ve been using these widgets on our sites and our clients’ for a few months, and now it’s opened up to the […]

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New Map: Franklin County KY Property Values

April 20, 2011

The Franklin County Kentucky PVA office is using Your Mapper’s platform to map its property values county-wide. Like the Jefferson County KY PVA before them, they see the value in opening up their public information to their citizens, and putting it into an easy-to-understand visual map. It saves their office time and duplication of effort, […]

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Updated: PVA Property Value, Foreclosure, Home Sales Map

November 19, 2010

The Jefferson County PVA office in Louisville KY has been, for the last 4 years, a forward thinking government agency willing to use technology to help their citizens save money.  They have utilized bird’s-eye imagery internally to cut assessment costs, launched a terrific new website designed by VIA Studio, and have used property value maps […]

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New Map: Kentucky Car Accidents

October 27, 2010

We’ve gathered detailed car and motor vehicle accident reports from all 120 counties across the state of Kentucky and put them on an interactive map, a heatmap, a mobile phone version, and into our open API. Each vehicle accident report popup shows you: the type of collision the number of killed and injured people how […]

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Our Mashup Wins in Apps for Californians Contest

October 12, 2010

Apps for Californians has announced its winners. The CA.gov-promoted mashup competition launched in June was a collaboration with Google, Microsoft, Center for Digital Government and ProgrammableWeb. Our Entry We grabbed the Cleanup Site and Permitted Facility data from the CA Department of Toxic Substances Control and created a California Environment Report. This mashup provides an interactive […]

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Finding Places: Rich Snippets for Locations

September 22, 2010

Today Google announced that using Rich Snippets makes it easier for search engines like Google to properly classify your site, recognize and understand its content about a particular place, and make it discoverable to users based on geographic location. We’ve added these hidden RDFa snippets to all the millions of place detail pages across the […]

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Testimonials: Property Values, Attractions, Health Network

September 19, 2010

We’ve gotten a number of great testimonials from our clients recently, and wanted to share some of what they have said about our mapping services. Our government customers find GovMapper’s services to be affordable, fast, and easy to implement. County-wide Property Values “The ease and speed of putting interactive property maps on our PVA site was […]

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Mapping Progress: KY League of Cities Conference

September 19, 2010

Last week we attended a state-wide municipal government conference and pitched our data mapping services to the decision makers in local government.  The Kentucky League of Cities conference brought together mayors, clerks, council members, and police from cities around the state, all looking to improve their cities. Since governments are our main clients for mapping […]

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Google Apps Marketplace Listing: The Only Qualified US Developer Outside of California

March 23, 2010

Google launched their revamped App Marketplace recently and Your Mapper is one of only two companies or individuals to have mapping services listed and be a Google Maps Qualified Developer in the United States.  The other company is in Google’s home state of California, and there are 7 more internationally in Russia, Italy, Canada, the […]

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Political Contribution Mapping: Louisville’s Mayoral Race

January 19, 2010

We’ve been mapping contributions to all of Kentucky’s political races for a while now, grabbing data from the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance going back to January of 2007.  Today we’d like to show how you can narrow this data down to one particular candidate or race, specifically, the race for the new mayor of […]

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