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EFS GeoTechnologies | P.O. Box 90 | 360 Airport Road | Monticello, AR 71657 |
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April 2, 2018 – Levi Hayes accepted a position with EFS as Pilot for EFS’s Aerial Photography Team. In addition to his aerial photography collection responsibilities, Levi has been assisting the Image Processing Team when not in the air. Born and raised in Van Buren, AR, Levi received a B.S. in Aviation, Professional Pilot Track with…
Craighead County officials continue to add EFS EDGE to their daily workflows to help them better serve the residents of Craighead County. EFS recently added their newly updated voting precincts to EDGE and received the following comment from Lesli Penny, Craighead County Deputy Clerk, “Thank you so much! We are using them today as voters…
Arkansas Assessors, stop by EFS GeoTechnologies’ booth at the upcoming Summer Assessors’ Meeting at the Embassy Suites in Rogers, Arkansas, June 10-13. Auddy Doss and Erica Byers will be attending the conference and will be available each day to discuss your Aerial Photography and GIS/Mapping needs. For over 27 years EFS has provided High Resolution Aerial Photography and…
Congratulations Logan! EFS GeoTechnologies is an Aerial Photography and GIS Services company based in Monticello, Arkansas. To learn more about EFS please visit www.EFSGEOTECH.com. Also, to receive updates from EFS you can follow them at Facebook and Twitter.
The Arkansas Geographic Information Office (AGIO) announced Wednesday Glen E. Dabney, R.F., A.C.F. President of EFS GeoTechnologies, was appointed to a second term on the Arkansas GIS Board by Governor Mike Beebe. The Arkansas GIS board, comprised of twelve members from state and local government, the private sector, and institutions of higher education, works with the AGIO to coordinate…
The current issue of Professional Surveyor Magazine features a case study of EFS GeoTechnologies. “The challenges of operating a successful aerial survey firm are many – inclement weather, scheduling challenges, tight deadlines, and the occasional buzzard…” Download the PDF here, or read the full article online at: http://www.profsurv.com/magazine/article.aspx?i=70651&p=1
