Special Tax Districts
Special Tax Districts Require Special Handling. We Can Help.
Tax jurisdictions known as Special Tax Districts or “SpTD” are unique because they do not follow municipal boundaries. In addition, they may cover only a portion of a city or county, making it difficult to assess an address’s actual tax jurisdiction footprint.
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The Special Tax District report indicates whether or not an address is within a SpTD by noting “Yes”, “No” or PCC (partial county and/or city coverage). “Yes” returns provide the district identification, type and name. A “PCC” return highlights only the areas that have and SpTD that do not include the entire city or county.
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Spatial Web Services
An interface that delivers a set of services and tools that allow you to easily integrate natural hazard risk, tax jurisdiction, parcel, and geocoding data directly into your applications. Using a RESTful API, you can now stream our geographic and natural hazard risk data to a variety of platforms and programming languages including Java, .Net, and PHP.
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Shapefiles
Shapefiles are available for you to load into your existing infrastructure.
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