Developer of Smart Site Plan and Hubity
Juno Maps designs, builds, and runs two platforms, and configures them for the agencies, utilities, and engineering teams that depend on accurate, shared information.
FEMA National Risk Index, Maryland · Smart Site Plan
Used by teams at
Six Virginia planning district commissions, nine counties, and six cities and towns use Smart Site Plan through the RISE Riverine Community Resilience Challenge II.
Our platforms
Each platform has its own home, with its features, plans, security documentation, and sign-in.
Spatial intelligence platform
Every public layer, on one live map.
A browser-based workspace that brings professional mapping, more than 20 million public datasets, field collection, and live collaboration onto one map. No desktop GIS to install.
Built for: Engineers, surveyors, planners, utilities, emergency managers, and government agencies.
Operations hub
The whole company. One place to run it.
One place for clients, projects, money, people, and everything a team knows, with answers drawn from the company's own documents and work.
Built for: Small and mid-sized businesses, with a focus on firms that bill for project work: architecture, engineering, and surveying.
Programs and field services
Our team configures Smart Site Plan for programs with federal requirements and fixed deadlines, and we provide HydroScout soft-dig inspections to verify lead service lines in the field.
Inventories, field verification, and customer self-reporting for EPA LCRI compliance.
Program overview
Hazard mitigation planning, damage assessment, and debris operations for emergency managers.
Program overview
FEMA flood hazard layers combined with parcels and utilities for floodplain managers.
Program overview
Soft-dig lead service line inspections, with each verified line recorded on the map.
Program overviewHow we work
Because we build the platforms ourselves, configuration is engineering, not a workaround. The same team takes you from the first call to everyday use.
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We start with your records, your requirements, and the deadlines you report against.
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Layers, forms, roles, and shared maps set up for your program on software we maintain.
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Data brought in from spreadsheets, CAD, and paper. Office and field staff trained together.
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Support comes from the engineers who build and configure the software, not a ticket queue.
The company
Work on Smart Site Plan began in 2017 inside a civil engineering practice. Juno Maps, LLC was established in 2022 and is based in Ashburn, Virginia. The engineers who write the software also configure it and support it, with input from advisors in public infrastructure and stakeholder engagement. HydroScout field inspections are carried out by partner crews, so inspection programs can grow without waiting on new hires.
Dustin Rauch, PE
CEO
Leads Hubity
Sergey Mazz
CTO
Leads Smart Site Plan
