City Limit boundary for Tallahassee, Florida. Maintained by Tallahassee - Leon County GIS in cooperation with COT Staff. This layer is updated as annexations occur. Changes to this boundary will typically be available within 2 days of an official annexation notification by City Commission staff.

OverviewThis Feature Service provides detailed polygon boundaries of subdivisions within Leon County, Florida, including the city of Tallahassee. The spatial data delineate subdivision areas for property appraisal and zoning purposes. This layer typically receives updated content from LCPA every weekday morning. Feature LayersSubdivision Boundaries: This layer represents the geographic extents of subdivisions in Leon County. It includes attributes such as subdivision names, labels, unique identifiers, and editorial metadata reflecting updates and sources. The data is sourced from the Leon County Property Appraiser's Office, ensuring authoritative and regularly updated boundaries.Geographic CoverageThe data covers the entirety of Leon County, Florida, including urban and suburban areas of Tallahassee. It serves as a reference for local government and public users interested in detailed property delineations within the county.Use CasesProperty appraisal and valuation by government agencies.Urban planning and zoning decisions.Real estate and land development analysis.Reference for legal and survey documentation with noted disclaimer on legal validity.Data Quality and LicensingCompiled from the most accurate and current source data from Leon County, the City of Tallahassee, and the Property Appraiser’s Office, the information is intended for reference and is not a legal document or survey instrument. Users should consider this disclaimer when utilizing the data for decision-making.

OverviewThis feature service provides detailed geographic information representing the future land use district boundaries within the City of Tallahassee and Leon County, Florida. It encompasses polygon features delineating various land use planning districts intended for city and county development regulation and planning. The Future Land Use layer is maintained by Tallahassee Leon County Planning Department (TLCPD). For more information about this layer visit the TLCPD Website or call (850) 891-6400.The Zoning & Land Use Application is a great way to view this layer.Feature LayersFuture Land Use District Boundary: This layer depicts polygons defining each future land use district, including their identifiers and descriptive attributes. These districts guide zoning, development, and land management policies to shape the community's growth and development in alignment with comprehensive planning goals.Geographic CoverageThe data covers the jurisdictional area of Tallahassee city and Leon County in the state of Florida. It is sourced from local government planning authorities, ensuring accurate reflection of regional planning boundaries.Quality and UseThe dataset is compiled from authoritative sources including Leon County, the City of Tallahassee, and the Leon County Property Appraiser’s Office. While suitable for reference in planning, zoning, and land management contexts, it is not a legal document or survey instrument and should be used accordingly.

OverviewThis feature service provides detailed spatial data representing the administrative boundaries of Leon County, Florida. It includes both the official county boundary lines and polygon boundaries, offering comprehensive geographic delineations used for jurisdictional and administrative purposes.Feature LayersCounty Boundary Lines (cntybnd-ln): This layer contains the official boundary lines defining Leon County's perimeter. It includes geometric and topological attributes such as node connections and polygon identifiers, supporting detailed spatial network analyses and boundary visualization.County Boundary Polygons (cntybnd): This polygon layer outlines the area covered by Leon County, providing key area measurements such as acreage and square miles. It also includes perimeter metrics and identifiers, facilitating area-based analyses and mapping applications.Geographic CoverageThe data covers Leon County, Florida, specifically maintained by local authoritative bodies: the Leon County Property Appraiser's Office, the City of Tallahassee, and Leon County offices. This ensures the dataset reflects the most accurate and up-to-date county boundary information.Use and ApplicationsSupports governmental and administrative decision-making related to county jurisdiction and boundary management.Enables accurate mapping and spatial analysis for urban planning, property appraisal, and public service delivery within Leon County.Useful for educational, research, and public information purposes where official county boundaries are required.Disclaimer and LicensingThis product has been compiled from the most accurate and authoritative sources available locally. It serves as a reference dataset and should not be construed as a legal document or survey instrument. Users are advised that reliance on this data is at their own risk. Leon County, the City of Tallahassee, and the Property Appraiser's Office assume no liability for losses resulting from the use of this information. This feature layer displays the official boundary for Leon County, Florida as maintained by the Leon County Property Appraiser's Office. This layer is updated on an as needed basis.

OverviewThis Feature Service provides detailed zoning district boundary information for the City of Tallahassee and Leon County, Florida. It represents the official zoning areas used in local land use planning and development regulation. For more information about this layer visit the TLCPD Website or call (850)-891-6400. The Zoning & Land Use Applcation is a great way to view this layer.Feature LayersZoning District Boundary: This layer delineates zoning districts within the jurisdiction, capturing critical attributes such as zoning classifications, acreage, subdivision numbers, Planned Unit Development (PUD) identifiers, and the jurisdiction type (City, County, or Multiple). These boundaries serve as the foundation for enforcing zoning regulations consistent with the Comprehensive Plans adopted by the city and county authorities.Leon County Land Development Code - It is the policy of the county to permit development of land that is consistent with and in conformance with the goals, objectives, and policies established in the Comprehensive Plan through the use of this article. The official zoning map districts shall be consistent with the land uses as depicted on the adopted future land use plan map of the Comprehensive Plan. City of Tallahassee Land Development Code - It is the policy of the city to permit development of land that is consistent with and in conformance with the goals, objectives, and policies established in the 2010 Comprehensive Plan through the use of this chapter. The official zoning map districts shall be consistent with the land use designations as depicted on the adopted future land use plan map of the 2010 Comprehensive Plan.Geographic CoverageThe data covers the entire municipal and county area of Tallahassee and Leon County, Florida, providing a spatial framework vital for land use analysis, urban planning, and regulatory compliance.Use and ApplicationsSupports official land development decision-making and zoning compliance reviews.Facilitates urban planning, zoning enforcement, and public information dissemination.Aids developers, planners, and government officials in understanding zoning boundaries to ensure conformance with established land use policies.Data Source and LicensingThe data is compiled from authoritative sources including the City of Tallahassee, Leon County, and the Leon County Property Appraiser's Office. It is intended for reference purposes with disclaimers regarding legal or survey use.

This layer shows Volunteer Fire Department Zones within Leon County. The zones are all located outside of the Tallahassee City Limits. There is also an area near the Tallahassee Airport that is not covered by a VFD. The content in this layer is maintained by staff at Tallahassee - Leon County GIS

OverviewThis feature service provides detailed spatial information on water and sewer franchise boundaries within Leon County, Florida. It includes polygon data representing designated franchise areas granted by local authorities, primarily used for delineating the service territories of various water and sewer utility providers in the region.This polygon layer depicts all water and sewer franchises granted by Leon County Board of County Commissioners as of January 2, 2007 and subsequent updates. Franchises shown have been issued to the City of Tallahassee, Talquin Water & Wastewater, Inc. and other Private utility operations. Any areas inside of Leon County that are outside of specifically granted franchises shown hereon have been granted to the City of Tallahassee as a Water and/or Sewer Franchise, as appropriate. Pursuant to the Water and Sewer Agreement between Leon County and the City of Tallahassee, franchises granted to the City may be revoked and granted to other utility providers if the criteria specified in that agreement are met. All effort is made to update this data to reflect the most current franchise areas, users should contact Leon County Public Works offices at 850-606-1500 for current information. Users of this map layer are referred to the Leon County Code of Laws, Chapter 18, Utilities.Feature LayersWater & Sewer Franchises: This layer depicts polygons of areas granted as water and/or sewer franchises by the Leon County Board of County Commissioners. It covers franchises awarded to entities such as the City of Tallahassee, Talquin Water & Wastewater, Inc., and other private utility operators. The layer includes key attributes such as franchise type, ownership, status, and relevant approval dates.Geographic CoverageThe dataset focuses on Leon County, including its unincorporated areas and encompasses service areas of different water and sewer providers within the county's jurisdiction.Use CasesPlanning and management of water and sewer utility services.Regulatory compliance and monitoring of franchise status and ownership.Supporting public works and infrastructure development by providing clear franchise boundaries.Additional InformationThe data has been compiled from authoritative sources including Leon County, the City of Tallahassee, and the Leon County Property Appraiser's Office. While the dataset aims to be accurate, it is intended for reference purposes and should not be considered a legal document or survey instrument. Users are advised to consult official sources for precise franchise information.

OverviewThis Feature Service provides detailed spatial information on the Downtown District Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) within the City of Tallahassee, Florida. It delineates the boundaries of a designated urban area targeted for redevelopment and revitalization efforts.Purpose and HistoryAs with many downtowns in the past several decades, the downtown area of Tallahassee has witnessed a change away from retail and residential to an area dominated by office space, with little activity after 5:00pm. In an attempt to revitalize the downtown into an 18-hour destination with a wide variety of uses the City authorized a study in March, 2002 to evaluate existing conditions to determine if conditions were present to create a downtown redevelopment area. The resulting study, the Finding of Necessity for Redevelopment, found that 79 of the 93 downtown blocks surveyed had conditions that supported a slum or blight designation, as defined by Chapter 163, Part III, Florida Statutes. In September 2002, the City Commission adopted the results of the Finding of Necessity and established the boundaries for the Downtown Community Redevelopment Area, comprising 441 acres.On June 2004, the City Commission completed the process for establishing the Downtown District Community Redevelopment Area by adopting the Downtown Community Redevelopment Plan and establishing a trust fund. The Community Redevelopment Agency Board governs the activities of the Downtown CRA, as well as the activities of the Frenchtown/Southside CRA. In February 2006 the CRA Board approved the establishment of the Downtown Redevelopment Commission to make recommendations to the Board on the expenditure of Downtown CRA funds. View the map of the Downtown Community Redevelopment Area (PDF).Feature LayersDowntown District Community Redevelopment Area (CRA): This polygon layer defines the geographic footprint of the CRA, highlighting the area subject to redevelopment initiatives. The layer includes important attributes such as the area's name, description, date of last edit, and tracking information on update frequency and editor details.Geographic CoverageThe data specifically covers the downtown area of Tallahassee, the capital city of Florida, focusing on the community redevelopment zone intended to encourage economic and urban development.Data Source and QualityThe information has been compiled from authoritative sources including Leon County, the City of Tallahassee, and the Leon County Property Appraiser’s Office. Although provided for reference and planning purposes, the data is not a legal document or survey instrument.ApplicationsUrban planning and redevelopment project managementCommunity engagement and public information sharing about redevelopment boundariesSupport for economic vitality initiatives within defined incentive areasAnalysis and visualization for local government and planning agencies

This feature service provides detailed geographic boundaries for middle school attendance zones in Leon County, Florida. It is designed to help users identify which areas are served by each middle school under the jurisdiction of the Leon County School Board.The School Zone Look-Up application is a great way to view this layer and determine your school zone.Feature LayerMiddle School Zones: This layer represents polygons outlining the boundaries of each middle school zone within Leon County. The data includes relevant attributes such as the school number, common and full names, address, phone, fax, and website, allowing users to quickly access key school information associated with each zone.Geographic CoverageThe data covers Leon County, Florida, including the city of Tallahassee and surrounding areas.Use CasesResidents and families can use the data to determine the designated middle school for their location.School district administrators and planners can utilize the boundaries for enrollment management and resource allocation.Real estate professionals and developers may reference the zones for providing school-related information to clients.Data Source and DisclaimerThis data has been compiled from the most accurate sources available from Leon County, the City of Tallahassee, and the Leon County Property Appraiser's Office. However, it is intended for reference purposes only and is not a legal document or survey instrument. Users assume all risks related to its use.

OverviewThis feature service provides detailed geographic boundaries for high school attendance zones in Leon County, Florida. It is designed to help users identify which areas are served by each high school under the jurisdiction of the Leon County School Board.The School Zone Look-Up application is a great way to view this layer and determine your school zone.Feature LayerHigh School Zones: This layer represents polygons outlining the boundaries of each high school zone within Leon County. The data includes relevant attributes such as the school number, common and full names, address, phone, fax, and website, allowing users to quickly access key school information associated with each zone.Geographic CoverageThe data covers Leon County, Florida, including the city of Tallahassee and surrounding areas.Use CasesResidents and families can use the data to determine the designated high school for their location.School district administrators and planners can utilize the boundaries for enrollment management and resource allocation.Real estate professionals and developers may reference the zones for providing school-related information to clients.Data Source and DisclaimerThis data has been compiled from the most accurate sources available from Leon County, the City of Tallahassee, and the Leon County Property Appraiser's Office. However, it is intended for reference purposes only and is not a legal document or survey instrument. Users assume all risks related to its use.

OverviewThis feature service provides a detailed polygon layer representing waterbodies within Tallahassee and Leon County, Florida. It includes a range of naturally occurring and man-made water features such as lakes, swamps, *stormwater ponds, and *impoundments. The data captures environmentally sensitive areas mapped according to the Normal High Water (NHW) line, enabling comprehensive analysis of surface water and drainage systems in the region. *While some waterbody features like stormwater ponds are not considered environmentally sensative, they have been included in this set of features as reference and because they do participate in the drainage sytems of Tallahassee and Leon County.The Natural Features Map is a great way to view this layer.Feature Layer DescriptionWaterbody Layer: This layer depicts various types of waterbodies characterized by attributes indicating waterbody type, descriptive classifications, and presence of control structures. It encompasses hydrological features with their associated basin and watershed designations. The waterbodies are attributed with acreage measurements, source information, and data confidence intervals reflecting verification rigor ranging from remote sensing to field surveys and onsite boundary walking. Editorial and quality control metadata are maintained for data integrity and traceability.Geographic CoverageThe dataset is focused on the city of Tallahassee and Leon County, offering localized but detailed water resource information pertinent to stakeholders and decision-makers in these jurisdictions.Applications and UtilityEnvironmental planning and management to protect sensitive aquatic habitats.Urban and regional planning supporting stormwater and drainage infrastructure design.Resource inventory for water quality monitoring and natural resource conservation.GIS analysis for flood risk assessment and land use planning.Data Sources and QualityThe waterbody data integrates original 1988 environmentally sensitive area maps, updated hydrographic features from multiple landbase datasets between 2009 and 2024, and verification through aerial imagery, digital elevation models (DEMs), soil surveys, and field observations. Confidence intervals provide users with information about the reliability of spatial boundaries and attribute accuracy.Licensing and DisclaimerThis product is compiled from authoritative sources including Leon County, the City of Tallahassee, and the Leon County Property Appraiser's Office. It is intended for reference purposes and should not be construed as a legal or survey instrument. Users are advised to independently verify data for critical applications. Initial Methodology: The initial data source was the original waterbody data from the 1988 ESA maps. Additionally, Hydro features Type=215 from 2009, 2012, and 2015 Landbase datasets are added. The newly added waterbodies are examined to determine if they normally hold water by comparing aerial photography. Sources used as reference for the delineation process are the 2009 DEM, 2012 DEM, and the 2015 DEM, Leon County Soil Survey, National Wetlands Inventory (NWI) features which have Water1 attribute classifications of F, G, or H, 1996 Additional data sources include , USGS Digital Ortho Quarter Quadrangle imagery, orthoimagery from 1996, 2009, 2012, and 2015, permit files, and field verification. All polygon features are attributed and assigned a confidence interval. 4=walked boundary; 3=field verified, 2=sources agree, 1=sources disagree. Confidence intervals can change as a result of further investigation. Supplemental Information Waterbody features were obtained through remote sensing and topographic analysis. Site specific study needed to verify the normal high water line.