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ICRIS

As required by the National Historic Preservation Act, the Idaho SHPO maintains a statewide inventory of historic properties through the Idaho Cultural Resources Information System (ICRIS). This system contains over 103,000 resources—including buildings, sites, districts, structures, objects, and archaeological sites—helping us preserve and understand Idaho’s heritage.

The ICRIS is the Idaho SHPO’s secure, web-based database and project management tool for cultural resources. It centralizes records of archaeological sites, historic buildings, districts, and other resources, supports Section 106 compliance review, and integrates mapping and GIS functions. ICRIS offers multiple levels of access allowing qualified users to search historic resources and submit projects. The general public can view unrestricted data through the guest portal which does not require registering for an account. A subscription enables additional features such as shapefile downloads and project tracking, and all registered user access requires a signed confidentiality agreement to protect sensitive information.

Before logging in, please review the ICRIS Access Policy.

Use ICRIS to submit Section 106 or 110 reviews, surveys, resource records, monitoring and annual reports, or to start new PA consultation.

For the best functionality and experience, use a Chrome browser for ICRIS. 

Contact

(208) 334-3861

icris@ishs.idaho.gov

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Subscription Pricing

Guest Access: For casual visitors interested in information about historic buildings, objects, structures, and districts (no access to archaeological information). No account or login is required.

Basic Access: Ideal for students, non-profits, small municipal governments, or users who do not need enhanced data, mapping and tracking functionality. A free account is required.

Pro Access: Ideal for preservation or planning professionals, state or federal agencies, or large municipal governments. A paid subscription account provides enhanced functionality.

Pro Limited

Single User
$ 500 2 Months
  • All Free Features
  • All Pro Features
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Pro

Single User
$ 1500 Annually
  • All Free Features
  • Project Tracking
  • Surveyor Mobile App
  • Export Tables and Shapefiles
  • Additional GIS Layers
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Pro Business

Up to 5 Users
$ 3000 Annually
  • All Pro Features +
  • 4 Additional Users
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Pro Unlimited

Unlimited Users
$ 6000 Annually
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Pro Benefits

ICRIS has built in functionality to streamline the Section 106 process and improve efficiency inside SHPO and for external users, including:

Work Flow: Basic account users will track submissions and projects via a link in system-generated email responses. Pro account users will have access to organization and individual work queues to manage projects and track project review progress.

Real-time access to SHPO data: No more record searches. All subscribers can use the ICRIS GIS to identify a project area, and immediately view the resources and projects within an APE. Great for project planning and preparing bids.

Printing and Exporting Data: Guests and Basic account users can print on-screen search results from a table or map. Pro account users can export/download search results tables and shapefiles for mapped resource and survey data.

Electronic Project Submission: All logged-in users can create a project, upload reports, and electronically submit projects with the click of a mouse.

ICRIS Field App: Available to Pro account users, the field app allows users to capture data on buildings, archaeological sites, and districts, in the field using mobile devices. Once back in the office, users can upload data directly into the ICRIS where they can review, manage, and edit the captured survey information.

Map Layers: All users can view historic resource map layers, and municipal and political boundaries layers. Pro account users have access to all ICRIS layers, which include:
• National Hydrography Database
• Idaho Geological Survey – Geology
• Idaho Geological Survey – Mining
• National Forest Boundaries
• BLM districts
• State Parks
• Idaho Transportation Dept. Districts
• Land Management

 

ICRIS Training

ICRIS Trainings

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ICRIS Access Policy

Access to exempt and sensitive information in ICRIS will generally be granted to the following, provided a signed ICRIS Confidentially Agreement and CV/resume is uploaded to a user’s profile:

  • Professionals who meet the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards in archaeology/anthropology, history, architectural history, or historic preservation, for purposes related to professional duties;
  • Tribal cultural resource staff for purposes related to professional duties;
  • Federal or State of Idaho agency, or City Section 106 Compliance Managers, for purposes related to professional duties, provided the agreement is co-signed by the Compliance Manager’s senior manager;
  • Archaeologists with a B.A. in archaeology from an accredited institution, provided the agreement is co-signed by a senior SOI-Qualified professional within the user’s organization/agency;
  • Students at an accredited college or university doing archaeological research provided the agreement is co-signed by their professor, who must meet SOI Standards for Archaeology/Anthropology. Research access will have a specified termination date based on the research project objectives and anticipated completion;
  • State of Idaho Information Technology (IT) employees for the purpose of fixing ICRIS bugs or building functionality;
  • SHPO contractors/vendors for the purpose of fixing ICRIS bugs or building functionality.

The Idaho SHPO reserves the right to deny access to ICRIS to a requested user at its own discretion.

The Idaho SHPO reserves the right to terminate a user’s access to ICRIS at its own discretion.

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