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The memorandum discusses the status report on the San José Police Department's plan to publish monthly crime statistics by City Council district. The report outlines the need for a new data extraction method to sort crime statistics geographically, as the current system does not align with district boundaries. The goal is to have a new dashboard operational by Spring 2025, which will provide detailed crime data specific to each district. The report was coordinated with the City Attorney’s Office and the Office of the City Manager.
Key points
The report is from the Acting Chief of Police, Paul Joseph.
The report is intended for the Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee.
The SJPD has been directed to present a plan for monthly crime statistics by City Council district.
The new dashboard will allow monitoring of crime trends in each of the ten City Council districts.
The SJPD transitioned to the National Incident-Based Reporting System in April 2023.
The new extraction process for district-specific data is in early development, with a target completion by Spring 2025.
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PSFSS COMMITTEE AGENDA: ITEM: TO: Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee SUBJECT: Monthly Crime Statistics by City Council District Status Report Approved 10/17/24 (d)2. FROM: Paul Joseph Acting Chief of Police DATE: October 8, 2024 Date: 10/9/2024 COUNCIL DISTRICT: Citywide RECOMMENDATION Accept the status report on the Police Department’s plan and timeline for publishing monthly crime statistics by City Council district. BACKGROUND On October 2, 2024, the Rules and Open Government Committee directed the San José Police Department (SJPD) to present a plan and timeline for the monthly publication of crime statistics by City Council district and to provide a status update during the October 17, 2024, Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee meeting. The Committee also directed that these statistics should include the same statistics currently published on the SJPD website. Developing a new data extraction method through which citywide crime statistics can be separated and sorted according to City Council district will allow Department staff, staff from other City departments, City leaders, and the public to monitor crime trends in each of the ten...
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The document presents crime statistics by City Council District for the San Jose Police Department, intended for a Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee meeting. It outlines the plan to provide cumulative crime data from April 2023 to the present, with an interactive dashboard allowing viewers to filter data by month and crime types. Challenges include the need for a new data extraction method to accurately capture crime statistics by Council Districts, which is currently in early development with a target implementation in Spring 2025.
Key points
Presentation by Lieutenant Paul Hamblin.
Crime statistics will be summarized by City Council Districts.
Data will be cumulative from April 2023 to current submission.
An interactive dashboard will allow filtering by month and NIBRS crime types.
Current challenges include the need for a new data extraction method.
The Crime Analysis Unit will manually extract and sort data for the dashboard.
Target for new data extraction method implementation is Spring 2025.
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SAN JOSE POLICE DEPARTMENT CRIME STATISTICS BY COUNCIL DISTRICT Public Safety, Finance and Strategic Support Committee October 17, 2024 - Item (d)2. Presenter: Lieutenant Paul Hamblin San Jose Police Department Crime Statistics by Council District Crime statistics will be summarized and provided by count by City Council Districts Will provide meaningful data about public safety for the community The data will be cumulative, from NIBRS April 2023 – current submission progress The dashboard will be interactive and can be refined by viewers • Viewers will be able to filter by month and NIBRS crime types for specific City Council Districts 2 San Jose Police Department Crime Statistics by Council District - Challenges Crime statistics are extracted directly from RMS based on 52 data points, none of which capture location according to Council Districts Will require an entirely new data extraction method Crime Analysis Unit will manually extract the data, sort it based on location, and add it to the dashboard. New data extraction method is in the early phase of development • Target for implementation Spring 2025 3 CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT Published to a crime statistics dashboard – with...