Geographic Information System (GIS) is a system that creates, manages, and analyzes different types of data. GIS links raw data and maps. It’s a tool that helps visualize the data, link it to a geographical location, and provide all supportive information on the map, thus, helping users better understand the relationship between data.

Today, GIS, as a mapping and analysis tool, is a foundation for science and many other industries.

In the Chaves County Assessor’s office, we use GIS to analyze and visualize almost 4 million acres of land and over 35,000 parcel records. We also provide different mapping services for the public using the most advanced GIS technology.

The GIS Web Map app is a user-friendly interactive online map maintained by the Assessor’s GIS team and is free for public use. You can view information on the property with many supportive layers like surface ownership and flood zones or export and print your maps.

Watch our Educational videos to learn how to use Parcel Viewer.

Eagle Web property search is the Property database maintained by the 3rd party and provides additional assessor and treasure information on the property. 

GIS and Other Services Order Form (pricelist)

FAQs

IHC will not provide coverage for the following:

  1. Elective surgery or treatment. These types of services are not medically necessary for the wellbeing of the patient. Example: Tubaligation, Vasectomy, Fertility aid, Cosmetic procedures etc.
  2. Nursing Home Care.
  3. Routine physician charges (outside those of the contracted primary care provider.) Radiology readings, laboratory services outside the hospital setting unless these were provided due to an emergency life threatening or disabling situation. Any durable medical supplies are not covered. Anesthesiologist and Chiropractic services are not covered.
  4. Root canals

Note: IHC has contracted providers that can render services. Call 575-624-6535, 575-624-6545, or 575-624-6547 to find out if a physician you are planning to have services with is a participating provider.

No, you must have a bill current bill not more than ninety (90) days old from one of our contracted providers in order to apply. You may ask the provider if they are contracted with Chaves County as an Indigent healthcare provider or call our office to find out if the provider you had services with is contracted with us.

Yes, the provider will have ninety (90) days from the date services were rendered to submit your application. The sooner you complete your application and have all the necessary documentation attached with it to the provider, the sooner they can submit your application to us for payment.