Maps for Local Governments
What we make
Every map comes from the regional 911 map SPAG GIS keeps current, so the roads and addresses on paper match what dispatchers see on screen.
Map books
The county split into numbered pages, with an index page up front, so a deputy or medic can flip straight to the road they need.
- Patrol units
- Ambulances
Wall maps
One large print of a county or city, with roads and 911 addresses, for the dispatch floor, a squad room, or a commissioners court.
- Dispatch floors
- Offices
- Stations
Custom maps
A map built for one job: an EMS district, a response area, a precinct, or the route and road closures for an event.
- Districts
- Precincts
- Events
Free, except lamination
Your agency pays nothing for the map itself, the printing, or a new copy when roads change. If you want a map laminated, that is the only cost, and you’ll know it before anything is printed.
- Making the map
- Free
- Printing
- Free
- Updates and reprints
- Free
- LaminationThe only charge. We tell you the cost before we print.
- Quoted first
How it works
Step 1: Send a request
Tell us what you need, the area it covers, and how many copies.Step 2: We confirm the details
GIS staff call or email to settle the size and what goes on the map.Step 3: We make and print it
Built from the same road and address data dispatchers use.Step 4: We let you know
You hear from us as soon as your maps are ready.
Request a map
For counties, cities, and their sheriff’s offices, police departments, and EMS. GIS staff will reply within two business days.
Rather call? Dial (806) 762-8721 and ask for GIS staff.