1. Address Points in Oregon Milt Hill Oregon Geospatial Enterprise Office

2. 2 Who? The Geospatial Enterprise Office Ensure the quality and usefulness of Oregon's geographic information Statewide effort to coordinate with local, state, tribal, and federal government, and private companies We serve state government to benefit the people of Oregon

3. 3 What will it look like? Key component of geocoder service Maintained by local address authorities, available to public sector Web based editing tool Available as web service Roles based access Steward control Available as standalone dataset No personal information

4. 4 How? 2010 Census Title 13, U.S. Code Protection of Confidential Information The Broadband Project National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) Guides development of broadband access in US Communities United States Thoroughfare, Landmark, and Postal Address Data Standard Sponsored by NENA and URISA State resources

5. 5 How? “…built incrementally and maintained at the most-local level that is possible and feasible…” First, do no harm… A sustainable, dynamic address point data set Understand what Address Authorities are doing now

6. 6 What’s going on now? Leverage Broadband Project Four Counties (of 36) built using data model consistent with Standard Our annual snapshot Visiting Oregon Address Authorities No Address Authority group in Oregon Many different ways of doing things Some coordination Desire to participate The value proposition…

7. 7 Next Steps Continue visits Prototype ETL for a few jurisdictions Implement web based editing tool Solicit feedback from Address Authorities Involve Emergency response/dispatch, 911 community NSGIC interest

8. 8 Contact: Milt Hill, GISP Framework Coordinator DAS/Geospatial Enterprise Office 955 Center St. NE, Rm 470 Salem, OR 97301 503-378-3157 milton.e.hill@state.or.us http://gis.oregon.gov