Welcome to the City of Saco's Geographic Information System Website (WebGIS). On this site you can look up your own property, find abutters to your property and the zone in which your property is located. You can make your own maps or you can view and download a variety of maps that city staff has prepared for you in advance. There are several ways to get started:


A. Find a Parcel
There are three ways to locate a parcel, by Map-Lot-Sublot, by Owner's Name or by Street Address. Choose one of these methods, then fill in the boxes below and press the 'Find this Parcel' button.
 
1. Search by Map-Lot-Sublot
Map                Lot                Sublot             Type
              
 
2. Search by Owner's Name
Last Name                        First Name
      
 
3. Search by Street Address
Number       Street Name                 Street Type
              
B. View Existing Maps
If you want to view or print maps that already have been created, such as zoning maps or planning maps, press the 'View Existing Maps' button.
 
C. Go to the Internet Mapping Website
If you want to connect directly to the Internet Mapping Website and explore it on your own, press the 'Go to Mapping' button.
 


Disclaimer

The information and data within this GIS Mapping program has been compiled by the City of Saco as a general resource for the public. The City of Saco does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy, sequence, content, completeness or timeliness of any data, representations and information contained herein. The City expressly disclaims all express and implied warranties related to the same, and shall assume no liability for any party's reliance thereon.

The City warns and advises that the information and data contained herein, such as but not limited to: zoning boundaries, lot lines and set backs, roads and paper streets, easements, dimensions of parcels, location of utilities etc., is subject to occasional revision by its City Council, by decisions of its Zoning and Planning Boards, and by and through actions of individual lot owners, and other third parties. Updating of the GIS Mapping program may or may not account for such revisions.

Therefore, parties should not rely upon this data as a substitute for consultation with primary sources of information, for field observation, and from proper inspection of conditions. The City recommends parties consult with appropriate professionals such as code enforcement officers, building inspectors, realtors, engineers, surveyors and attorneys.