Danville’s new property map puts several records in one search

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CivQuest Atlas replaces MapInsights with property, zoning, flood-zone and imagery views.

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AI-assisted · Last verified Official city announcement checked October 29, 2026.

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Danville says CivQuest Atlas is its new property search and mapping tool, replacing MapInsights. The city lists property records, zoning information, flood zones, aerial imagery and other geographic data among the available views.

It also says the search accepts everyday language rather than requiring specialized mapping software.

Use the map as a starting point

A map view can help locate a parcel or identify a record to investigate, but it is not a survey, title opinion, permit approval or flood-insurance determination. Save the parcel details, note the layer and date being viewed, and confirm consequential questions with the responsible city office or the underlying official record.

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Official CivQuest Atlas announcement retrieved October 29, 2026.

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