Menominee County LandShark portal posts latest update February 24, 2026

Menominee County’s LandShark property/GIS portal posted a site update on February 24, 2026 that carried a prominent "Latest News - February 24, 2026" banner, signaling the county’s most recent entry for parcel information. The update appeared on the portal itself and matches the county Land Information / GIS direction that directs residents and professionals to LandShark for parcel maps and deed references.

County web navigation continues to funnel users to LandShark from the Land Information / GIS pages, where parcel maps and deed references are the specifically cited resources. The county’s explicit reference to LandShark on those pages underscores its role as the repository for official parcel data that local homeowners, appraisers, and title professionals consult when researching property in Menominee County.

The February 24, 2026 banner on LandShark is the visible marker of the update; it appeared on the site’s news area and serves as the county-designated notice for the day’s changes. Because the Land Information / GIS pages on the Menominee County website point users to LandShark for parcel maps and deed references, the Feb. 24 banner functions as the jurisdiction’s latest public update to those datasets.

Practical use of the portal remains focused on parcel-level inquiry: the LandShark site provides the parcel maps and deed reference information that the county’s Land Information / GIS pages specifically highlight. Local surveyors, real estate professionals and residents performing title or boundary checks see LandShark as the county-referenced destination for those records, according to the county’s online guidance.

Looking forward, the LandShark "Latest News - February 24, 2026" banner stands as the current official update posted by Menominee County for property and GIS users; the county’s Land Information / GIS pages will continue to point users to that portal for parcel maps and deed references until a subsequent update replaces the Feb. 24 notice.