Mission and Overview
The Oregon Geographic Information Council (OGIC) provides statewide governance for sharing, coordinating and managing geospatial Framework data among public bodies and the citizens of Oregon. The Council deliberates and approves resources and standards for shared geospatial Framework data and geospatial technology development, to prevent duplication and save taxpayer dollars.
OGIC has two standing committees in addition to the
Framework Program Implementation Teams:
Documents and Presentations
Council Members
OGIC was created pursuant to
ORS 276A.500-515 and is composed of 2 representatives from the Oregon Legislature, 8 representatives from state agencies, 7 representatives from local government, and representatives from an Indian tribe, a federal agency, a public utility, a non-profit, a public university and a private citizen.
(O) = state agency with responsibility for water, land, air quality, natural resources or infrastructure
(P) = state agency with responsibility for public health, human services, education, or economic or community development
(Q) = state agency with responsibility for public safety or emergency management