The Police Data Initiative promotes the use of open data to encourage joint problem solving, innovation, enhanced understanding, and accountability between communities and the law enforcement agencies that serve them.
This site provides a consolidated and interactive listing of open and soon-to-be-opened data sets that more than 120 local law enforcement agencies have identified as important to their communities, and provides critical and timely resources, including technical guidance and best practices, success stories, how-to articles and links to related efforts.
The leaders involved in this community of practice, known as the Police Data Initiative, have taken extraordinary steps to demonstrate transparency and to engage those they serve in a partnership to co-produce public safety and satisfaction, recognizing that both are essential to true community policing.
Photo courtesy: Baltimore City Police Department
NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
NPF publishes best practices guide Open Data and Policing
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via National Police Foundation and PDIFor more information about this publication, click here
PDI BLOG
The Police Foundation’s Open Hate Crime Data Challenge
The Police Foundation launched the Hate Crimes Open Data Challenge with a goal of 50 or more PDI agencies participating. It has been just over two months since the initial call for commitments went out and 31 agencies throughout the country have already agreed to release open hate crime data. Congratulations to these agencies…
Recent Entries
Explore the Datasets
Accidents/Crashes:
Assaults on Officers:
Calls for Service:
Community Engagement:
Complaints:
Hate/Bias Crimes:
Incidents:
Miscellaneous:
Stops, Citations, and Arrests:
Workforce/Demographics:Participating Agencies
