The California Mapping Coordinating Committee (CMCC) is comprised of both management and technical representatives from various boards, departments, offices, conservancies, and commissions (BDOCCs) throughout California State government that use geographic information system (GIS) technology.  The Resources Agency resurrected the CMCC in 1999 after several years of inactivity, and increased participation by reaching out to other agencies.  It is the intent of the CMCC to continue to reach out to other State agencies and foster collaboration within and outside of State government, on the development and use of geographic data, services and technologies in pursuit of better public service. 

The following agencies have participated on the CMCC to date:

Dept. of Forestry
Office of Emergency Services
State Water Resources Control Board
Dept. of Fish & Game
Resources Agency
Health and Human Services Agency
Coastal Commission
Integrated Waste Mgmt. Board
Dept. of Transportation
State Board of Equalization
Teale Data Center
Dept. of Conservation
Dept. of Pesticide Regulation
Office of Planning & Research
Dept. of Water Resources
Air Resources Board
Department of General Services
Department of Food and Agriculture
State Library
Dept. of Parks and Recreation
Office of Statewide Health Planning & Development
State Lands Commission