Missoula County’s Property Information System provides a variety of features for citizens and businesses conducting searches related to property ownership. Most of our GIS data available for download can be previewed in this app.  Read more about the Property Information System.

Browse through the application to locate and learn about the parks, trails, and open space bond projects within Missoula County. Visit Community & Planning Services to learn more about parks and trails and open lands.

The Missoula County solid fuel burning device (wood stove) information tool includes the Missoula air stagnation zone, city limits and tools to identify the restrictions for a desired location. More information about wood burning appliances and their regulated use in Missoula County is available from the Missoula City-County Health Department.

Missoula City-County Health Department's online system for searching septic system permit ("SEWPER") records allows property owners, real estate agents, environmental consultants and other interested parties to search and access the Health Department septic permit records online, any time of day. Learn more about septic systems and wells.

This floodplain tool contains GIS information to help identify the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) designated 100-year floodplain that falls within Missoula County and outside of the Missoula city limits. Read more about floodplain administration.

Use this online app to search for an address and identify each voting district that it falls within.  Read more about the Elections Office.

This app allows you to search for properties and display in a sortable list all of the tax line items associated with the property.  Users can select multiple properties to see an agrregate total of the taxes as well as view historic taxes for the last 10 years.

The Practical Landscape Assessment for Conservation and Enhancement (PLACE) is an effort by Community and Planning Services (CAPS) to:

• Inventory and map information about conservation resources in Missoula County—including natural and cultural resources—with a focus on those that can be affected by human land use and development.

• Help local government efficiently and consistently review subdivision and open space bond projects, using objective information about conservation resources.

• Provide landowners, community groups and other interested parties with easy access to information about conservation resources in Missoula County.

Read more about the PLACE Project.