Multi-Int Solutions LLC

12/25/2025

I learned a long time ago that I don’t have to know everything, I just have to know who does. More importantly, I have to be able lead, guide, and inspire them work with others to accomplish the team goals.
When something goes right, it’s because my people did what they were supposed to do.
When things go wrong, it’s because I failed to teach or lead them.

04/27/2024

Here is a link to print 1:24,000 Topographic maps to scale on 8 1/2 X 11” paper. It will print on 5 pages. One overview and four insets of the original 7.5 minute maps. Each map is named for the largest town on it. It will also tell you which maps are adjacent to it in each direction.

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06/17/2023

A couple years ago, we began working on a free mapping and GIS solution for our local fire departments and first responders. https://multi-int.maps.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=d1382867e10b467f8c53af42ab033f35
I wanted to take a minute to celebrate the successes of the project and most importantly the contributions of all our Volunteer Fire Departments. They have been instrumental in helping me create and distribute this map and the associated GIS data. It is not perfect, but we are still making progress. Please share the word with your friends and family. It is FREE for anyone to use.
This map displays the current 911 Addresses as well as State, County, and National Forest Roads. Many of these roads and addresses do not exist on commercial GIS/GPS applications or the most recent printed fire maps. It also has the new fire district boundaries and many other useful data layers. The intent is to help reduce response times by using current data. This is also available in a free mobile application called ArcGIS Field Maps. This app uses your mobile device's GPS antenna to show your location as well as to map you to your intended location. It is available in your App Store for free. On your smart phone go to https://fieldmaps.arcgis.app/?referenceContext=center&itemID=d1382867e10b467f8c53af42ab033f35¢er=35.781866058277544,-93.89363231531377&scale=189191.4161699744
Please download the free Field Map application and use it. Share it with all your friends and family, especially our local first responders. Call, text, or e-mail me with any suggestions or ideas you have for ways to use the maps. I want to create a community of people who use this project and help each other make it better. I can send you a tutorial or walk you through the processes on the phone. I can be contacted on Facebook, by e-mail at [email protected], and text or voice at (479) 841-2181. I look forward to watching this project grow and especially helping our first responders reduce response times and save lives and property.
Semper Fidelis,
Billy Gregory

03/02/2022

I added the new school board zones.

If you have used this map, please take a minute to complete my survey. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/58TCBLR
I need to quantify and qualify data to support this project for my doctoral work.

A little over a year ago, we began working on a free mapping and GIS solution for our local fire departments and first responders. https://multi-int.maps.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=d1382867e10b467f8c53af42ab033f35 Since June 2021, the map has been used more than 3,400 times. I wanted to take a minute to celebrate the successes of the project and most importantly the contributions of all our Volunteer Fire Departments. They have been instrumental in helping me create and distribute this map and the associated GIS data. It is not perfect, but we are still making progress. Please share the word with your friends and family. It is FREE for anyone to use.
This map displays the current 911 Addresses as well as State, County, and National Forest Roads. Many of these roads and addresses do not exist on commercial GIS/GPS applications or the most recent printed fire maps. It also has the new fire district boundaries and many other useful data layers. The intent is to help reduce response times by using current data. This is also available in a free mobile application called ArcGIS Field Maps. This app uses your mobile device's GPS antenna to show your location as well as to map you to your intended location. It is available in your App Store for free. On your smart phone go to https://fieldmaps.arcgis.app/?referenceContext=center&itemID=d1382867e10b467f8c53af42ab033f35¢er=35.781866058277544,-93.89363231531377&scale=189191.4161699744
Please download the free Field Map application and use it. Share it with all your friends and family, especially our local first responders. Call, text, or e-mail me with any suggestions or ideas you have for ways to use the maps. I want to create a community of people who use this project and help each other make it better. I can send you a tutorial or walk you through the processes on the phone. I can be contacted on Facebook, by e-mail at [email protected], and text or voice at (479) 841-2181. I look forward to watching this project grow and especially helping our first responders reduce response times and save lives and property.
Semper Fidelis,
Billy Gregory

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02/28/2022

I need your help. If you have used this map, please take a minute to complete my survey. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/58TCBLR
I need to quantify and qualify data to support this project for my doctoral work. I added the new school board zones, in preparation for the upcoming elections.

A little over a year ago, we began working on a free mapping and GIS solution for our local fire departments and first responders. https://multi-int.maps.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=d1382867e10b467f8c53af42ab033f35. Since June 2021, the map has been used more than 3,400 times. I wanted to take a minute to celebrate the successes of the project and most importantly the contributions of all our Volunteer Fire Departments. They have been instrumental in helping me create and distribute this map and the associated GIS data. It is not perfect, but we are still making progress. Please share the word with your friends and family. It is FREE for anyone to use.
This map displays the current 911 Addresses as well as State, County, and National Forest Roads. Many of these roads and addresses do not exist on commercial GIS/GPS applications or the most recent printed fire maps. It also has the new fire district boundaries and many other useful data layers. The intent is to help reduce response times by using current data. This is also available in a free mobile application called ArcGIS Field Maps. This app uses your mobile device's GPS antenna to show your location as well as to map you to your intended location. It is available in your App Store for free. On your smart phone go to https://fieldmaps.arcgis.app/?referenceContext=center&itemID=d1382867e10b467f8c53af42ab033f35¢er=35.781866058277544,-93.89363231531377&scale=189191.4161699744
Please download the free Field Map application and use it. Share it with all your friends and family, especially our local first responders. Call, text, or e-mail me with any suggestions or ideas you have for ways to use the maps. I want to create a community of people who use this project and help each other make it better. I can send you a tutorial or walk you through the processes on the phone. I can be contacted on Facebook, by e-mail at [email protected], and text or voice at (479) 841-2181. I look forward to watching this project grow and especially helping our first responders reduce response times and save lives and property.
Semper Fidelis,
Billy Gregory

01/01/2022

Madison County Address Points KMZ

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12/28/2021

https://multi-int.maps.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=d1382867e10b467f8c53af42ab033f35

12/06/2021

A little over a year ago, we began working on a free mapping and GIS solution for our local fire departments and first responders. In the last six months, the map has been used more than 2,500 times. I wanted to take a minute to celebrate the successes of the project and most importantly the contributions of all our Volunteer Fire Departments. They have been instrumental in helping me create and distribute this map and the associated GIS data. It is not perfect, but we are still making progress. Please share the word with your friends and family. It is FREE for anyone to use.

This map displays the current 911 Addresses as well as State, County, and National Forest Roads. Many of these roads and addresses do not exist on commercial GIS/GPS applications or the most recent printed fire maps. It also has the new fire district boundaries and many other useful data layers. The intent is to help reduce response times by using current data. This is also available in a free mobile application called ArcGIS Field Maps. This app uses your mobile device's GPS antenna to show your location as well as to map you to your intended location. It is available in your App Store for free.
The map is named Madison County Fire Multi-Int Solutions and is available at https://multi-int.maps.arcgis.com/.../mapvi.../index.html... .

Please download the free Field Map application and use it. Share it with all your friends and family, especially our local first responders. Call, text, or e-mail me with any suggestions or ideas you have for ways to use the maps. I want to create a community of people who use this project and help each other make it better. I can send you a tutorial or walk you through the processes on the phone. I have the expertise or contacts to make almost any mapping and GIS idea you can imagine possible. However, I cannot solve a problem I don’t know exists. For example, I am currently working to collect the locations of all our fire hydrants in the county. I am also working to make the map available in an offline environment. I want people to be able to use Field Maps when they do not have Wi-Fi or cellular coverage. I can be contacted on Facebook, by e-mail at [email protected], and text or voice at (479) 841-2181. I look forward to watching this project grow and especially helping our first responders reduce response times and save lives and property.
Semper Fidelis,
Billy Gregory
Delaney, AR

09/08/2021

I have been working on a free mapping and GIS solution for our local fire departments and first responders for almost a year. This map displays the current 911 Addresses as well as State, County, and National Forest Roads. Many of these roads and addresses do not exist on commercial GIS/GPS applications or the most recent printed fire maps. It also has the new fire district boundaries and many other useful data layers. The intent to help reduce response times by using current data. This is also available in a free mobile application called ArcGIS Field Maps. This app uses your mobile device's GPS antenna to show your location as well as to map you to your intended location. It is available in your App Store for free.

I need as many people as possible to open the map Madison County Fire Multi-Int Solutions at https://multi-int.maps.arcgis.com/apps/mapviewer/index.html?webmap=d1382867e10b467f8c53af42ab033f35 and use it. Download the free Field Map application and use it. Share it with all your friends and family, especially our local first responders. Call, text, or e-mail me with any suggestions or ideas you have for ways to use the maps. I want to create a community of people who use this project and help each other make it better. I can send you a tutorial or walk you through the processes on the phone. I have the expertise or contacts to make almost any mapping and GIS idea you can imagine possible. However, I cannot solve a problem I don’t know exists. For example, I am currently working to collect the locations of all our fire hydrants in the county. I am also working to make the map available in an offline environment. I want people to be able to use Field Maps when they do not have Wi-Fi or cellular coverage. I can be contacted on Facebook, by e-mail at [email protected], and text or voice at (479) 841-2181. I look forward to watching this project grow and especially helping our first responders reduce response times and save lives and property.
Semper Fidelis,
Billy Gregory
Delaney, AR

Madison County Emergency Management

04/14/2021

A few months ago, I started working on a project to help Madison County update and produce accurate and timely mapping products for our First Responders. Unfortunately, Madison County decided to go a different route (not free and doesn't solve many of the identified issues). I switched gears and decided to build the map for the First Responders and citizens, anyway. This project is far from complete, but it is 100% FREE. The data is linked directly to AR State GIS datasets. As the counties update the state data, this map will update automatically. The state and counties are in the process of redrawing the fire districts. As the new districts are drawn, they will be added. We are also in the process of adding key data layers that currently do not exist, such as fire hydrants. If you would like to use this map on your phone or tablet, download ArcGIS Field Maps from the App Store. It is also 100% FREE. You can search for Madison County Fire Map. The goal is to offer an "offline" map for use in Field Maps, so we can use the map without internet access, however that will require a paid license. You do not need a license to use the map with WiFi or cellular service. Field Maps works like any other GPS app, except you'll be looking at this map and you can choose which layers you want to see. You can also change the base map by clicking the drop down and selecting imagery or a number of other options. My goal is to transform how we think about, collect, produce, and disseminate GIS and mapping data in Madison County. Give it a try and let me know what you think.