Creates the "Missouri Geospatial Advisory Council"

HB 2191 establishes the Missouri Geospatial Advisory Council to improve how the state collects, shares, and uses location-based data. The council will include representatives from various state departments, local governments, private sector organizations, and universities, along with designated state employees and public members. Its main tasks involve creating partnerships to reduce duplicate efforts, coordinating data sharing between different levels of government, and offering recommendations on budgets and policies for geospatial technology. The group will meet monthly to guide the Missouri Spatial Data Information Service and ensure that geospatial data is accessible for public safety and other critical needs. Members serve without pay but can be reimbursed for travel expenses, and the council operates under the Office of the Commissioner of Administration.