E911RDS for the following towns have been UPDATED in the MEGIS internet Data Catalog:
Addison, Alfred, Amity, Arundel, Ashland, Augusta, Aurora, Baldwin, Bangor, Bar Harbor, Baring Plt, Beals, . . .

You can download the proposal from http://megis.maine.gov/docs/LiDAR_for_Northeast.pdf
The Maine Office of GIS, in cooperation with USGS, the State Planning Office, Maine Department of Transportation, the Maine GeoLibrary Board, and UNH, have developed a proposal for stimulus funding to collect LiDAR data for all coastal counties in New England. LiDAR (light detection and ranging) is a highly-precise method of measuring topography, using a laser emitted from an airborne sensor which pulses at various intervals and produces highly accurate elevation contour lines and digital elevation models. For example, Maine currently uses contour lines in intervals of 20 feet, with a vertical accuracy of +/- 10 feet, for floodplain mapping. LiDAR can produce contours that measure elevation in one-foot increments with vertical accuracy of +/- 15cm. The proposal is currently being circulated to GIS contacts throughout the region and is receiving wide support.

The Maine Library of Geographic Information Board invites anyone using or viewing the Geolibrary orthoimagery to fill out a short survey at this site: http://www.maine.gov/geolib/survey/index.htm . . .

The Maine Office of GIS no longer publishes a number of data layers due to the fact that they are already published elsewhere.

To download the 2006 & 2007 National Agriculture Imagery . . .