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12.A Presentation GIS Updates 2026-09-01

Pismo Beach City Council
September 1, 2026

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12.A Presentation GIS Updates 2026-09-01
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GIS Updates
Michelle Baragona, GIS Analyst
City Council Meeting
September 1, 2026

What is GIS?
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)is a technology that is used to create, manage,analyze,and map all types of data.

GIS connects data to a map,integrating location data (where things are)with all types of descriptive information (what things are like there).

This provides a foundation for mapping and analysis that is used in science and almost every industry.

GIS helps users understand patterns,relationships,and geographic context.The benefits include improved communication,efficiency,management,and decision- making.

How Is GIS Helping Pismo?
•Information Sharing
•Data Collection
•Reporting and Monitoring
•Efficiency Building
•Knowledge Retention

Information Sharing

Information Sharing

Data Collection

Data Collection

Reporting and Monitoring

Efficiency Building

Knowledge Retention

Knowledge Retention

Asset Management
PSD Citywide

PSD Citywide
•Signed contract in July
2025
•Started implementing
in May 2026
•Continuing to expand
the scope and
configure processes

Assets
>16,000
Total Assets
>4600
Facilities
>2200
Wastewater
>7400
Water

57+ Miles of
Water Mains

53.5 Miles of
Sewer Mains
12 Lift Stations
669 Fire Hydrants
9 Reservoirs Wastewater Treatment Plan

1.9 Million Gallon Per Day capacity
1 Million Gallons Per Day average
2 Production Wells
3 Monitoring Wells
6 Water Booster Pump
Stations

W A T E R W A S T E W A T E R S T O R M W A T E R

U T I L I T I E S
>800 Storm Water
Structures
>18 Miles of Storm
Water Pipelines
1,000+ Manholes
~100 Restaurant FOG
(Fats, Oil and Grease)
Inspections

3 Baseball Diamonds
12 Beach Volleyball Courts
1 Tennis Court (+1 Coming Soon!)
4 Pickleball Courts (+2 Coming Soon!)
1 Full and 2 Half Basketball Courts
>2,600 Street Signs
47 Miles of Lane Markings
>250 Trash Cans
15 Parks 38.5 Centerline Miles of
City-Maintained Streets
>35 Acres of Vegetation
Maintenance
>300 Benches and
Picnic Tables

P A R K S S T R E E T S M V R / F A C I L I T I E S

O P E R AT I O N S
41 City-Maintained
Buildings
125+ Vehicles,
Trailers and
Equipment
1 Beach Rake

Service Requests

Work Orders

Work Orders

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Moving Forward
•Continue to implement Asset Management
•Improve quality of underground infrastructure data
•Move away from paper forms and create more automated workflows •More integration for Emergency Operations
•More coordination with other departments

Thank you!

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