Boundary Sync
Boundary Sync is an open-source tool that enables utilities to create, digitize, and update their service area boundaries without the need for expensive software subscriptions or special skill sets, lowering the digital divide for small and rural utilities. Once a service area boundary is designed, allow 24 hours before utilizing the Lead Dashboard which will allow you to export data from parcels within your boundary by year built-upon (i.e. post lead ban date).
If your utility is interested in gaining access to Boundary Sync for sharing data on service area boundaries for water utilities, complete the following:
Step 1: Follow this link to complete the registration form. Please include all relevant information so the best quality data can be ensured.
Step 2: Once your information is reviewed, you will be granted access through:
If your utility is interested in gaining access to Boundary Sync for sharing data on service area boundaries for water utilities, complete the following:
Step 1: Follow this link to complete the registration form. Please include all relevant information so the best quality data can be ensured.
Step 2: Once your information is reviewed, you will be granted access through:
Step 3: Create your digital service area boundary. In this video, you’ll learn how to create or update your digital service area boundaries, submit them for review, and download finalized versions.
Step 4: Utilize the Lead Dashboard for assistance in conducting a Lead Service Line Inventory. Please allow 24 hours after completion of your digital service boundary to utilize this tool.
To learn how to set up your own instance of Boundary Sync contact konda@lincolninst.edu - Kyle Onda, Associate Director of the Internet of Water Initiative at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.
Boundary Sync was developed by the Internet of Water Coalition in partnership with NCRWA.
