Alberta Data Partnerships Ltd. (ADP) and the City of Edmonton are pleased to jointly announce an agreement to have ADP maintain and distribute Cadastral and Titles Mapping for data within the Edmonton municipal boundary.
The City of Edmonton supports this change as it offers many benefits, including saving money for Edmontonians, reducing red tape for the private sector and unifying their approach to managing a crucial information asset. For ADP, this change will provide our stakeholders with seamless Cadastral and Titles Mapping for the Edmonton Municipal Region from one source.
Cadastral and Titles Mapping is a core dataset in the province for governments of all levels, the developer community, emergency response organizations, and many types of industry. By partnering with ADP, Edmonton has now joined a number of other Alberta municipalities to offer this streamlined data mapping. This strategic partnership will maintain service levels while improving efficiency for both the City and data stakeholders since they can now access this data in a single predictable way for most of Alberta. Further, this change strengthens ADP’s position as a leader in the maintenance and distribution of authoritative and accurate land information in Alberta while aligning with the City of Edmonton’s goals for efficient, effective, and innovative service delivery.
Please note that the City of Edmonton will continue to maintain assessment and holding parcel information, along with managing municipal addressing, utility information, and other base layers.
Altalis, ADP’s joint venture data distribution partner, has the data available as of November 1, 2021 at www.atalis.com. Alternatively, you could contact Leah Lilley, Altalis’ Data Centre Manager, at Leah.Lilley@Altalis.com to start the licensing process or if you have any questions.