National Geospatial Data bill introduced
A bill has been introduced to promote data transparency in the management of federal geospatial data.
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A bill has been introduced to promote data transparency in the management of federal geospatial data.
On April 23, 2014, Governor Walker signed land surveying legislation into law as 2013 Wisconsin Act 358.
Senate Bill 196, the Drone Privacy Protection Act, has been signed into law.
A bill that aims to update Wisconsin’s land surveying statutes is making its way through the Legislature.
Senate Bill 196 limiting the use of aerial drones has cleared the Wisconsin Senate.
On June 30, Governor Walker signed Act 20, Wisconsin’s 2013-15 biennial budget, into law. Here is a brief synopsis of final budget provisions that directly impact Wisconsin’s geospatial community and the Wisconsin Land Information Program (WLIP.)
Lawmakers have introduced a bill that would limit the use of aerial drones in Wisconsin.
Governor Walker’s executive budget bill recommends several important statewide geospatial initiatives.
The Management Association for Private Photogrammetric Surveyors recently sent letters to all 50 state governors asking them to “conduct a review of [the state’s] activities in the geospatial field.”
The Land Surveying Modernization bill was officially introduced to the Wisconsin State Senate on February 8th as SB-444.