TOMPKINS COUNTY
Svetla Borovska is an accomplished GIS professional with extensive experience in both educational and practical applications of geospatial technologies. As an Adjunct Instructor at Tompkins Cortland Community College since January 2024, Svetla is dedicated to shaping future geospatial thinkers. Throughout a long tenure at Tompkins County, starting in 1999, Svetla has held a series of progressive roles including GIS Project Leader, GIS Analyst/Web Developer, GIS Tech/Web Developer, and GIS Technician. Previous experience includes serving as a GIS Analyst with URISA's GISCorps from March 2013 to March 2014 and working as a Remote Sensing Engineer at the Scientific Research in Geodesy and Photogrammetry from 1996 to 1998. Svetla holds a Master’s Degree in Geodesy and Remote Sensing from the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, obtained between 1990 and 1996.
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TOMPKINS COUNTY
The Tompkins County Government is made up of 27 different departments that work to meet the needs of the community. County government responsibilities include: Human Services Public Health Public Safety and Corrections Roads and Maintenance Public Records Elections Tompkins County, like New York State’s other counties, is responsible for delivering programs that assist people who are facing economic hardship, are vulnerable to abuse or exploitation, or suffer from mental illness or developmental delays. Counties are the State’s front line of defense in protecting the public’s health and play a primary role in maintaining the public’s safety. Counties operate jails, prosecute those charged with criminal offenses, provide free legal counsel for those who cannot afford their own attorney, and supervise those who are on probation. Counties also serve as the main repository for public records and manage the elections process.