Land Records: MLRS | Bureau of Land Management For those of you who use the BLM's Lr2000 frequently like we do for claims research, BLM is going live with their new replacement very soon. They tout it as much more user friendly and you can do much more on it like pay fees, search boundaries and the like.
We miss the old Geocommunicator site where you could look at a topo map and see if there was a claim there with pink grid lines. That was simple, easy to use and worked.
MLRS OVERVIEW
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is developing the Mineral & Land Records System (MLRS) to replace the Legacy Rehost 2000 (LR2000) case management system, Alaska Land Information System (ALIS), and land status records (e.g., Master Title Plats, Historical Index, Tract Books).
MLRS will be a customer-centric, geospatially-enabled land information system that employs nationally standardized business processes, ensuring the quality and accuracy of land and mineral records and data, while securely delivering land records information to relevant BLM employees, customers, and the public. ... See more
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