• New CCRF Search By Map! Use a map to select PLSS areas and query for Corner Recordation Forms. You can also ad-hoc select CCRF points by drawing on the map.
• New CCRF Search By a new Theme on the Missoula County Propery Information System!

Google has identified an issue opening PDF documents using Google Chrome browser.
A temporary work-around for this is to right-click any PDF link and choose 'Open link in incognito window'.

• Added MAP link to COS and SUB search results. This will zoom to the survey in the Property Information System web application.
• Added Township/Range/Section Link to various results for direct link to location in Property Information System web application.

• Updated to 100% responsive design
• Added Document Legal Description search
• Added Document Advanced search
• Added Document Geocode search
• Added Recent CCRF search

• Updated Grantor/Grantee name search.
• Added Document ID Search.
• Added additional document information expander w/ Releated Documents and Legal Description information.

• Added Date, Keyword search to petition search.

• Added petition search.
• Added name, taxid search for Documents.

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