Thursday, July 24. 2008

Update: Columbiana County Ohio Drops TIGER Maps for 911

Update 7/24: An article in today's SalemNews.net by the same reporter includes: "The NAVTEQ maps will cost $7,875 for an annual subscription." The original article cited below still includes the $77,875 value which per comments below is incorrect.

--- original post 7/23/08 -------

I was surprised to see the county was using what are refered to as Tiger data for E-911. In testing they were not found to be very good. Further, the company that provided them (not named in a Review article) was not responsive enough. Thus, the county will move NAVTEQ data. Cost:

The annual map subscription will cost $77,875 with quarterly updates. The cost to import the maps had not been determined at the time of the meeting.

Posted by Adena Schutzberg at 08:32 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0) |

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Adena, we (ADCi) licensed the NAVTEQ data to Columbiana County and the annual subscription cost with quarterly updates is $7,500. The county may have other costs wrapped up in the data implementation, but your posting said the "annual map subscription will cost $77,875" and that is not accurate.

#1 Jim Reid (Link) on 2008-07-23 11:44 (Reply)

Thanks Jim!

That did sound whacky to me. As you can see I quoted directly from the article. I've contacted the author to relay the apparent error.

#1.1 Adena Schutzberg (Link) on 2008-07-23 12:38 (Reply)

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