Tagged As: WLIP

Wisconsin Land Information Program: A deed-recording fee use to develop and maintain land information systems at the county level in Wisconsin.

Comment now on draft 2015 Uniform Instructions for Land Information Plans

April 28, 2015

The Wisconsin Department of Administration seeks your comments on the guidelines used by counties to prepare land information plans for the Wisconsin Land Information Program.

2014 WLIP Report published

September 26, 2014

The Department of Administration has announced the publication of the 2014 WLIP Report.

Wisconsin DOA responds to feedback on WLIP strategic initiative proposal

July 24, 2014

The Wisconsin Department of Administration has responded to feedback on its proposed WLIP Planning Process Framework document.

Wisconsin DOA outlines proposal for WLIP strategic initiative funding

May 16, 2014

The Department of Administration is seeking input from stakeholders by July 11, 2014 on a new strategic initiative grant process for the Wisconsin Land Information Program.

SCO to collaborate with DOA on statewide parcel map initiative

April 8, 2014

The Wisconsin Department of Administration has finalized an agreement with the State Cartographer’s Office to create the state’s first statewide digital parcel map to be made publically available.

2013 Wisconsin Land Information Program report now available

December 6, 2013

Report discusses how WLIP funding is invested in county geospatial infrastructure, the 2013 county survey results, and the challenges and opportunities for aggregating county map data into statewide GIS layers.

New memo outlines changes to Wisconsin Land Information Program

July 18, 2013

Helps stakeholders understand updates to the WLIP as a result of the recently-signed state budget bill.

Governor’s budget recommends statewide geospatial initiatives

February 27, 2013

Governor Walker’s executive budget bill recommends several important statewide geospatial initiatives.

New report highlights current status of WLIP

November 29, 2012

Wisconsin’s longstanding Land Information Program has generated $175 million in funding to support land information modernization throughout the state.

Update on WLIP funding legislation

October 18, 2011

New amendment to Assembly Bill 303 would reduce state share of a deed recording fee to $1.00 starting on July 1, 2015.