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Ashley Mott, GISP
GIS Director

727-570-5151 x70
ashley@tbrpc.org

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The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council’s Geographic Information Systems (GIS) department supports the Council’s programs and key initiatives through GIS analysis, application development, data visualization, and cartography. GIS staff are also available to provide support and technical assistance to member governments.

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The Tampa Bay Regional GIS Data & Technology Group meets quarterly to discuss geospatial technology advancements, geospatial data, and technical assistance opportunities with regional, state, and federal agencies.

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