Back to Demos Static Parcel Dashboard Demo

Assessor Parcels Demo

This is a static parcel dashboard built from local assessor CSV exports and county parcel geometry, with separate dashboard pages for maps, graphs, and tables.

Demo Scope

Static files only. No live database connections.

What This Demo Uses

Parcel polygons are derived from the county shapefile and converted into GeoJSON. Parcel attributes and metrics come from the local CSV extracts in assets/data/assessor_data.

Maps

Maps now include parcel district fills, assessed ten-year GEO bubbles, assessed-by-category GEO bubbles, an assessed-vs-net-tax parcel comparison, and a land rates GEO view.

The map dropdown switches those static modules without needing to rebuild geometry or reconnect to any live data source.

Graphs

Graphs use the same shared filter state as the map and table pages, and now cover parcel counts, assessed ten-year trends, assessed-by-category summaries, assessed-vs-net-tax comparisons, and land rate patterns.

The graph view dropdown mirrors the static demo modules available on the map and table pages.

Tables

Tables show parcel rows plus summary tables for assessed ten-year, assessed-by-category, assessed-vs-net-tax, and land rates, with paging so each static dataset stays readable.

The table view dropdown follows the same module list as the map and graph pages.

Shared Filters

All dashboard pages share the same filter state through browser storage. District stays as button chips, GEO uses a multi-select control, and AIN/PIN partial searches move with you from page to page.

Full Dataset Scope

This dashboard now uses the full parcel CSV dataset plus separate static bundles for assessed ten-year, assessed-by-category, assessed-vs-net-tax, and land rates. Parcel geometry still joins by lrsn.

Data Notes

The dashboard is static. It does not connect to a live database, and it reads only the locally prepared JSON and GeoJSON files generated from your CSV and shapefile exports.

You can reach each viz type either from the top menu on every dashboard page or from the linked descriptions here on the information page.