Latest Contributions by JasonCamerano

With the UC just about 2 weeks away here's a reminder.  Sidwell is hosting the Parcel Fabric Social.  Don't forget to sign up (it's free) to secure your spot and join all of us down in San Diego on July 14th.   Here's the info In‑person Parcel Fabric Social! When: Tuesday, July 14 Time: 7:00 PM Where: Latitude Bar & Soleil Patio 660 K Street, San Diego 👉Scan the QR code in the image below or click HERE to register and save your spot! You can pick up your wristband at the Sidwell Booth in the UC Expo Hall! We can’t wait to see you there—let’s celebrate all things Parcel Fabric together!     ... View more

Hey everyone! Here's another quick 2torial detailing a few enhancements to Tasks in ArcGIS Pro that you can utilize with your Parcel Fabric workflows! Hope these help you all out!  Helpful links: Configure a step to create a new version Configure a task step (including ground to grid) Creating a new Task and restoring map/content views   ... View more

Thank you all for attending our MeetUp! In this MeetUp we showed of all the new enhancements with the Parcel fabric (and Tasks) in ArcGIS Pro 3.7.  Thank you for all the questions and feedback.  Below you'll find the recording of the MeetUp.  See you all in the next one!  Thank you all again!   ... View more

Hello Parcel Folks!  A big thank you to Miami-Dade County for presenting at the latest MeetUp!  It was an awesome presentation.  Thank you all who attended.  If you weren't able to attend live here is the recording.  See you all at the next meetup!  MeetUp Description: Miami‑Dade County, one of the largest and most complex county governments in the United States, modernized its land records system by migrating from a highly customized ArcMap environment to a commercial off‑the‑shelf solution built on ArcGIS Parcel Fabric, ArcGIS Pro, and ArcGIS Workflow Manager. Working closely with Esri Professional Services, the county implemented a phased migration that maintained uninterrupted parcel editing across departments while improving data integrity, retaining historical edits, and increasing workflow transparency. Completed in September 2024 with only a single weekend of downtime, the transition streamlined parcel maintenance, strengthened cross‑department collaboration, and positioned Miami‑Dade for continued growth and future ArcGIS upgrades—demonstrating how even the most complex parcel environments can successfully modernize with thoughtful planning and stakeholder engagement. ... View more

Hello everyone! We start off the new year going through all your current Ideas from this community site.  You can find all the ideas we cover in this video here:  https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-parcel-fabric-ideas/idb-p/arcgis-parcel-fabric-ideas  If you find any that you are particularly interested please feel free to Kudo them as the higher their Kudo the more visibility the item gets and we will prioritize them accordingly.  Thank you all for attending and we look forward to another great year full of MeetUps! Here's the description from the MeetUp Site:  Parcel Fabric Meet-up: I have an Idea Have you ever wondered how we decide what makes it into the next release of ArcGIS software? The answer is simple: YOU. You work with ArcGIS every day, and our goal is to make your job easier. One of the most powerful ways you influence the product is through ArcGIS Ideas—your direct line to shaping the future of the software. What is ArcGIS Ideas? ArcGIS Ideas is Esri’s official, community‑driven platform where users: Submit feature requests Vote (“kudo”) on ideas Discuss enhancements and improvements It serves as a crowdsourced signal system that helps us understand user needs, validate priorities, and track the lifecycle of ideas from submission to implementation. Why Attend This Meet-up? Join us for an interactive discussion focused on Parcel Fabric–related ideas submitted by the community. During this session, we will: Share Parcel Fabric idea statistics Explain the idea lifecycle Walk through how to submit an idea Review Parcel Fabric ideas submitted by the community You’re welcome to unmute and promote your idea Highlight ideas currently in the product plan ... View more

It's been another great year for the Parcel Fabric and our community.  The MeetUp keeps growing and we had some amazing presentations this year.  Thank you for all who participated and who watched along! We have so many great people out there that are doing amazing work in Land Records.  We are excited for another year and we hope everyone has a terrific holiday season.  Take care and we will see you in the new year!   Here's the recording for the end of year MeetUp, enjoy! Description from MeetUp Page:   We are excited to invite you to our upcoming end-of-year meet-up! This is a fantastic opportunity to reflect on the highlights from our past meet-ups, explore the new functionalities introduced this year, and get an exclusive sneak peek of what’s in store for 2026. Additionally, we value your feedback and would love to hear from you! We have created a survey to gather insights on your experience with the parcel fabric. Your input is crucial in helping our product team enhance our offerings. ... View more

Thank you all for attending! Here's the recording of today's What's New at 3.6 Parcel Fabric MeetUp.   MeetUp Description:   Join us for an exciting demonstration of the enhanced capabilities of the ArcGIS Parcel Fabric in ArcGIS Pro 3.6. We will showcase refinements to the Alignment tool, introduce opt-in support for Subtypes, and explore the new Simplify by Tangent Segments feature, among other enhancements. Don't miss this opportunity to see how these updates can elevate your parcel maintenance workflows! ... View more

Hello Everyone,  This is part 2 of our Bring Your Own Data MeetUp sessions where we walked you all through the publication processes of bringing your migrated data from Part 1 and publishing it to Portal.  It was another great session with great breakout room discussions.  Thank you everyone who attended!   ... View more

Hey Everyone! This MeetUp is a unique one, we asked you all to bring a subset of your own data and we would help walk you through migrating it into the Pro Parcel Fabric.  Thank you all for attending and being patient with us as this was a first for us too!  We hope it was helpful and this is a recording of the event for those of you who had to drop off early or those of you who want to see the process of migrating to the Parcel Fabric in ArcGIS Pro.    ... View more

Hey Parcel Editors! Here's the final of our 3 encores of the Parcel Fabric technical workshops that we did at this years User Conference.  We finish it off talking about Quality Driven Workflows.  I hope you enjoy and thank you all again for attending Description from the MeetUp Page: Are you looking to manage data quality in your ArcGIS Pro parcel fabric? Discover how to use attribute and topology rules to evaluate data quality in your parcel fabric and meet data quality requirements for your organization. This presentation includes common quality-driven workflows for fixing topological errors, geometry errors, and attribute errors. Also, learn about least-squares adjustment to detect outliers in measurements and to evaluate and improve your spatial accuracy. ... View more

Hello Parcel Editors!  Here's another one of our technical workshops we did at this years User Conference with some added discussion and more in depth exploration of migrating and administrating parcels in the Parcel Fabric for ArcGIS Pro.  Enjoy!   From the MeetUp Description:  Interested in the parcel fabric information model and how it can be extended? Join us to learn about both data migration from simple feature classes and the upgrade process from the parcel fabric for ArcMap. Then, discover how to configure the parcel fabric in your organization, including single user and enterprise deployments, editing map configurations, tasks for parcel workflows, topology rules, and attribute rules, and learn how to put your properly configured parcel fabric to use publishing maps for viewing and multiuser editing. ... View more