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I don’t recall the name unfortunately. However, years ago we had a vendor do some large format scanning of tax formats using a large mobile scanner “wand”. This might be a good option to look into as well since
they can bring it on site and maintain the security protocols established by your agency.
Jennifer D. Stone
GIS Coordinator
911 Addressing Coordinator
Division of Information Technology Services, GIS Program
County of Sullivan
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Monticello, NY 12701
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All,
I’m looking to scan historical tax assessor maps from the 1940’s that are 40” x 44” in size and mounted on thick ½” stiff cardboard that are in remarkably good shape. The maps fold in the middle with a 1” break in the map document so they
could be cut in half in a pinch without damaging the continuity of the maps.
They can’t fit through our 42” E size scanner, so I’m looking for (in a perfect world) vendor who can offer on-site flatbed scanning services.
If not on site, somewhere in southern New England, preferably Rhode Island, Hartford/New Haven area or south of Boston so I can bring these maps directly to the vendor as I need to keep custody of them throughout the process.
Anyone know of such a vendor?
Thanks.
Carol
Carol P. Baker
GIS Administrator
Town of South Kingstown
180 High Street
Wakefield, RI 02879
401 789-9331 x1249
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