Put Scotts Bluff County Data on Your Own Website

Pick what you want to show, copy the block of HTML, and paste it into any "custom HTML" or "embed" box on your site. It works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Weebly, GoDaddy, and anything else that lets you paste HTML. There is nothing to install, no account to make, and no key to keep track of.

It is free to use and free to keep using. The numbers update on their own when this site updates, so once it is on your page you do not have to touch it again.

1. Choose what to show What: Only about (optional): How many rows: Colours: Height: px

2. Check how it looks

3. Copy this and paste it into your page

Please keep the link underneath. The box itself is a separate little page, and a link inside it does not count for anything on your site's behalf or ours. The plain link on the last line is the part that credits the source and helps people find the full map, so the snippet puts it outside the box where it actually works. It is one line and you are welcome to reword it.

What each one shows

Funding programs - grant, loan, and incentive programs that reach Scotts Bluff County, each naming the office that runs it and linking that office's own page. Narrow it to a subject with the box above.
County at a glance - how many funding programs are on file, private-sector jobs, average monthly pay, and how many properties are on the county's delinquent tax-sale list.
Communities and income - every town in the county with its population and median household income, from the Census Bureau.

Common questions

Does it cost anything?

No. It is free, there is no account, and there is no limit on how many people can see it.

Does it track my visitors?

No. It sets no cookies, stores nothing on the visitor's device, and asks for no permissions. It loads one small data file and draws the list. Links carry a plain tag so we can see roughly how many people arrived from an embed; that is counted on our side, not yours.

Will it slow my page down?

It should not. It is a small, plain page with no images, no fonts to download, and no frameworks, and it loads only after the rest of your page. The data file is about 30 KB and is cached.

Can I change the colours or the size?

Yes - use the boxes above, or edit the web address in the code afterwards. You can also pass accent=0052ff with your own six-character colour code to match your site.

Who can use it?

Anyone. Cities and villages, the county, economic development and tourism offices, chambers, lenders, realtors, contractors, nonprofits, and individuals. The data is public record either way; this just makes it easy to show.

What if I want something it does not do?

Say so at [email protected] and it can probably be added. The underlying data already covers parcels, property tax, sales, tax-sale status, zoning, census figures, workforce, and funding programs.

Grants Data Workforce Who to call The full map