Toni Preckwinkle President at Cook County Government | Ballotpedia
Toni Preckwinkle President at Cook County Government | Ballotpedia
Cook County Bureau of Technology's Geographic Information Systems (GIS) division has recently unveiled the beta version of CookViewer 3.0, introducing enhanced mobile experience, Spanish language support, and expanded features. This release aims to provide improved accessibility and enriched features for users within Cook County and beyond.
CookViewer 3.0 focuses on enhancing the mobile experience, allowing users to access property information seamlessly on smartphones and tablets. The platform ensures responsiveness and ease of navigation for users, enabling them to explore property details and interactive maps on the go.
In a bid for inclusivity, the latest version of CookViewer introduces Spanish language support, acknowledging the diverse linguistic backgrounds within Cook County. Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle highlighted this by stating, "According to the latest US Census figures, 21% of Cook County residents speak Spanish at home."
Moreover, CookViewer 3.0 offers historical imagery dating back to 1998, providing valuable insights into property and landscape evolution over time. This feature caters to researchers, real estate professionals, and residents, offering a unique perspective on property history.
The beta version of CookViewer also includes new capabilities for condominium property searches, enhancing precision and accuracy with full PIN 14 search functionality. Cook County Chief Information Officer Tom Lynch expressed excitement about the release, stating, "We are thrilled to unveil the beta version of CookViewer 3.0 to get feedback from residents because it represents a significant step forward in providing accessible, user-friendly property information for the residents of Cook County."
To explore the beta version and provide feedback, users are encouraged to visit the Cook County website and submit their comments through the form. Since its inception in 2010, CookViewer has been a pivotal tool in providing public access to property-related information, reinforcing Cook County's commitment to transparency, innovation, and meeting the needs of its diverse community.
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