ArcGIS Dashboards Blog

Looking for additional ArcGIS Dashboards (June 2026) resources? We've rounded up a collection of blogs, learning opportunities, and upcoming events to help you get the most out of the latest updates.

If you use ArcGIS Dashboards regularly, you know how important reliability is—especially when dashboards support real‑world decisions. The February 2026 update is all about strengthening that foundation, with a focus on bug fixes and performance improvements that make everyday dashboard work smoother and more dependable.

Curious what’s been improved and how it might affect the dashboards you build or rely on? Read more and join the conversation.

During a major flood in 2025, Bulter County, Kansas deployed ArcGIS Dashboards combined with other ArcGIS products to provide EOC teams with real-time insights and to dramatically improve response speed.

Before saying goodbye to 2025, read the amazing changes made in ArcGIS Dashboards this year!

New to ArcGIS Dashboards or want to catch up on what you might have missed? We’ve compiled some of the year’s major updates, features, and improvements in one place.

A little Survey123 magic and some out of the box ArcGIS Dashboard thinking is all you need to create this simple Survey Workflow Management Dashboard. 

Arcade and HTML go together like peanut butter and jelly. Combined, they can really elevate your ArcGIS Dashboards. Today, I’ll go over my tips for keeping your code manageable, easy to update, and easy to use and share.

This blog will focus on strategies that you can apply that reduce the need for multiple arcade snippets that do essentially the same thing.

Automatically filter your ArcGIS Dashboard based on current user. Now users can have their own view of a dashboard without you having to create and manage URL parameters for each use.

Do you want to learn more about data visualization and real-time analytics? Join Esri's Make an Impact with Modern Geo Apps massive open online course (MOOC) opening on April 9.