Due to elevated fire danger, the City of Phoenix has implemented Stage 1 Fire Restrictions. All consumer fireworks are prohibited within one mile of mountain preserves, desert parks, regional parks, conservation areas, national forests, and wilderness areas.
CIP Maps Frequently Asked Questions
It is a Geographic Information or Geographical Information System (GIS). In the strictest sense, GIS is a computer system capable of integrating, storing, editing, analyzing, sharing, and displaying geographically-referenced information. In a more generic sense, GIS is a tool that allows users to create interactive queries, analyze the spatial information, and edit data. The city uses ESRI products.
A GIS map displaying public and city owned right-of-ways, alleys, properties, easements, dimensions, street names and documentation. This map is built from legally recorded documents such as subdivision plats, ordinances, resolutions, and ownership deeds.
A map displaying the Landbase in one quarter of one section, measuring a half mile squared (width and length) or 160 acres. The city has identified quarter sections with a numbering system giving each a unique number. Ex. QS10-27. The QS stands for quarter section, the first two numbers represent a vertical location, the last two number represent a horizontal location. See the QS-Index map to find your quarter section.
See a complete list of Symbols and Abbreviations
The hatching on the map is a visual representation of an unapproved lot split determined by the Planning and Development Service Department
See the complete List of Valid Easement Types
See a complete List of Valid Recorded Deeds
Central Records sells all related data.
GDB – File GeoDatabase
SHP – Shapefile
DWG – Drawingfile
DXF – Drawing Exchange Format