**Data Access and usage Agreement**
Welcome to the Pawnee County Kansas Government Information System!
Please Read Carefully
The county, participating agencies, and information suppliers have no indication
that there are inaccuracies in information provided however the county, participating agencies,
and information suppliers make no guarantee of the accuracy or correctness of the data.
In using this data, users agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the county, participating
agencies, and information suppliers for any and all liability of any nature arising out of or
resulting from the lack of accuracy or correctness of the data, or the use of the data.
*Click here for a "How-To" tutorial on navigating this site (PDF format)*
Below describes what you will find behind each tab located above.
Printable Maps - - Printable Maps provide a quick and easy way to access our most requested maps. Maps are provided in PDF format, making them easy to view and to print.
Parcel Mapping - Mapping Applications such as Parcel Mapping offer an interactive mapping environment utilizing ESRI’s new ArcGIS Server technology. These custom applications are highly functional incorporating robust search functions and a wide array of printing formats. Parcels can be linked to KSCAMA in concert with Parcel Search (see below).
Parcel Search - Provides constituents with the capability to search County real estate information and display approximately 90% of the CAMA data available. The parcel search also provides printable County Appraisal documents such as ICS sheets, Comparable Sales, and Certified Valuation Notices. The search results interact with the GIS Map and the Tax Search information with active links. There are two levels of search available. Level One is the Public Search which displays limited information and for additional information please contact the County Appraiser’s Office. Level Two requires secure access, is for Certified Appraisers and has a user fee. If you would like to become a Registered User please contact your County Appraiser’s Office.
