The default view (Home and Entire Site categories) show a complete list of all FAQs available on the web site. To view the questions for a particular department only, select a department from the drop-down list below:

Q: How do I locate a property in Mapclick?

A: Open MapClick 2.0 MapClick 2.0, then click Locate, then click Address, or owner name, tax number, map book page, NC PIN, or even the deed book and page number.

Q: Where do I find the definitions for the Soil abbreviations?

A: That can be found on our website, HERE.

Q: Where can I find Zoning abbreviation information?

A: That is located HERE.

Q: Where can I find current appraisal information for property sales?

A: In MapClick 2.0 MapClick 2.0, click on Query, then click Single Parcel Tax Query, and then click on the parcel you have located to see the information displayed to the right.

Q: Can I buy a non-custom county map showing either subdivisions or various cities within the county?

A: Yes, the cost is $15 per map, regardless of size.

Q: Why can't I print from Mapclick?

A: This could be due to a pop-up blocker, hold down CTRL as you click on the print option you have decided on, if the window with the .pdf file still does not appear, first try turning off all pop-up blockers temporarily, or ask your computer technician for help. Another likely cause is not having Adobe Reader installed. Please confirm it is installed, if it is not, proceed to www.adobe.com to download a free copy. You can also try to print it as a html file, which may allow you to print without the need for having Adobe.

Q: Can I get downloads of the shapefiles in Mapclick?

A: Yes, they are found HERE.

Q: Can I have a custom wall map of the county made?

A: Yes, our services are $45 per hour, $15 for the printing itself. We offer maps in the following sizes: 8 1/2 x 11, 11 x 17, 18 x 24, 24 x 36, 36 x 48, 42+

Q: Do you offer older Aerial photography of the county?

A: We have some digital aerial photography in our office from 1986, 1995, 2001, and 2005, however we are unable to reproduce these images. Our most recently added Johnston County Historical Aerial Photos dating 1937-1988 can be viewed online and reproduced by clicking HERE.