What are Emmet County GIS maps?
Emmet County GIS Maps are cartographic tools to relay spatial and geographic information for land and property in Emmet County, Michigan. GIS stands for Geographic Information System, the field of data management that charts spatial locations.
Why can’t I find the correct property in Emmet County?
It is important to note that when searching for a property by address you may not access the correct property. Emmet County is undergoing a house numbering project that should correct this in the future. If you believe your property address is incorrect, please contact the Emmet County Ordinance Enforcement Department.
How do I contact the GIS coordinator for a map?
All maps are labeled by map type and provide the ability to zoom in and out for detailed information. For any questions or concerns regarding these maps, please contact our GIS Coordinator at (231) 348-0631.
When is the record card information for Emmet County updated?
The record card information is updated once yearly, in the spring. For current ownership information, please see Entire County Property Search. ALL PROPERTIES in Emmet County “will not” be listed at this link. To ACCESS the LIMITED RECORD CARD Search Information CLICK HERE
How to find public records in Emmet County mi?
Perform a free Emmet County, MI public GIS maps search, including geographic information systems, GIS services, and GIS databases. The Emmet County GIS Maps Search (Michigan) links below open in a new window and take you to third party websites that provide access to Emmet County public records.
What are GIS maps?
Emmet County GIS Maps are cartographic tools to relay spatial and geographic information for land and property in Emmet County, Michigan. GIS stands for Geographic Information System, the field of data management that charts spatial locations. GIS Maps are produced by the U.S. government and private companies.
How is the county-wide tax mapping handled in Emmet County?
Prior to the establishment of our GIS Department, the County-wide tax mapping was handled by the Equalization Department. In 1987, Emmet County went to a permanent parcel numbering system.