States are making steady progress on GIS and facing old challenges, according to the latest report from the National States Geographic Information Council.

Lawmakers are planning to introduce an amendment to a landmark 2018 law that codified policies for sharing and using geospatial data.

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The National States Geographic Information Council's biennial report shows states are advancing on GIS efforts, but are still far from perfect.

NSGIC Executive Director Molly Schar said that after five-and-a-half years in her role, she's stepping down to try something new.

Smith, who helped get the federal Geospatial Data Act passed, will serve in a newly created role at the National States Geographic Information Council.

County officials said a recent pilot project with the National States Geographic Information Council gave them a boost in confidence and staff support.

While the pandemic presented significant challenges for the Geo-Enabled Elections project, it also prompted leaders to think differently.

The organization’s first fully virtual conference will kick off next week and highlight the role of GIS in COVID-19 response across state governments.

State GIS leaders need to work together with their federal counterparts in order to advance the national spatial data infrastructure, NSGIC’s president says.