Cadastral Mapping Technician II

Solano County Department of Information Technology (DoIT) provides customer-oriented and convenient access to information and services through the use of technology; anytime - anywhere. The County strives for cost-effective use of technology, with interactive exchange and sharing of data within departments, with constituents, with other governments and business partners.

• Support and facilitate access to County information for the public and its employees and to help the County conduct its business in a fast and easy manner
• Support the business goals of the County in an efficient, cost-effective manner
• Provide safe and secure systems and an integration mechanism to streamline business practices
• Provide ongoing technology training for staff
• Provide opportunities for constituents to utilize technology in their interaction with the County
• Share and exchange information using multiple channels

Reviews codes, laws and recorded documents, legal descriptions, proposals, and maps to create, maintain and update district and/or property maps, mapping records, boundaries, title, and taxability.

CLASS CHARACTERISTICS

Cadastral Mapping Technician II is the Journey level in this series. Incumbents perform mapping duties read and interpret written boundary descriptions on parcel and other maps employing GIS, mechanical and CAD drafting. This class is distinguished from the Cadastral Mapping Technician III by the latter’s ability to provide instruction, assign and review work and maintain standards for other workers.

The eligible list created as a result of this recruitment will be used to fill full-time and part-time regular, limited-term or extra-help positions as vacancies occur throughout the County.

The ideal candidate has two or more years editing in ArcGIS Pro against an enterprise geodatabase, comfortable with attribute and geometry edits, topology and closure checks, and versioned data. They can read a recorded parcel map, final map, or legal description well enough to confirm that a parcel’s GIS geometry matches the record, and they understand address data i.e. address points, centerline ranges and aliases, and how a locator uses them to geocode.

They can compare two versions of a dataset and report what changed using FME, Python, Model Builder, or SQL. CAD experience is useful for reading and georeferencing engineers’ drawings, but the daily work is in GIS.

Experience with parcels, addresses, or recorded maps in a county Assessor, Recorder, Surveyor, Planning, GIS office, at a title company or civil engineering firm, is preferred, as is any exposure to elections geography such as voter address geocoding or precinct boundaries. Much of the County’s parcel and address data is maintained by a contracted vendor, so the candidate should be comfortable working with vendors: checking monthly deliverables, logging corrections, verifying fixes, and writing a short monthly summary a manager can act on.

Two years of experience in CAD or GIS with experience in civil drafting or cartography related to interpreting legal property descriptions and drawing scale maps.

Completion of 30 semester or 45 quarter units of academic coursework from an accredited college or university in civil drafting, surveying, trigonometry, geometry, and computer aided design/drawing.

OR

Certificate/diploma of completion of a beginning to intermediate level either in an AUTOCAD or GIS Course Program from an accredited technical school or program.

10/16/2026 – Deadline to submit application and required documents.

10/19/2026 – Tentative week for scoring supplemental questions.

EOE/AA