Reeves County GIS

Maps, data, and location intelligence for better decisions.

GIS 101

What is GIS?

A Geographic Information System (GIS) links data to location so you can analyze patterns, answer questions, and present results as interactive maps, dashboards, and reports. If you know databases, think of a feature layer as a spatial table: each row is a feature (point/line/polygon) with a geometry column plus attributes. Web maps are the views that style and compose those layers; dashboards and apps are the presentations built on top.

Typical workflow: collect > store > style > analyze > share. Below are quick entries into Reeves County's GIS content.

Quick facts

  • Feature layer = spatial table (CRUD + symbology).
  • Web map = composition and styling of layers.
  • Dashboard = KPIs + charts on top of a map.
  • Web app = task-focused UI over a map/web map.
  • Sharing = item permissions (org, groups, public).

Jump in

Reeves County Safety Action Plan
KPIs, filters, and map for crash analysis. Explore trends by severity, location, and time.
Emergency Dashboard
Search places, toggle layers, measure distances, and print. Built on a shared web map.
Emergency Flood Dashboard
Search places, toggle layers, measure distances, and print. Built on a shared web map.
Elections
Browse feature layers, metadata, and downloads. API endpoints available where permitted.
How to customize:
  • Request updates or modifications to our services at www.rcitsupport.org.
  • Visit our website to submit your update or modification requests easily.
  • Click the link above to access the official Reeves County website.
  • All requests are processed through our secure online portal.