911 Calls for CPD Service
What will you find here?
When the Office of Emergency Management and Communications (OEMC) receives a 911 call, the dispatcher gathers information to form a clear understanding of the incident priority level. The information in these dashboards only includes service calls where a public safety unit was dispatched to the incident. Priority levels of calls are designated by 911 dispatchers at the OEMC. There are three main priority levels for calls resulting in a unit dispatch:
- Level 1: Immediate Dispatch for life-threatening emergencies
- Level 2: Rapid Dispatch for situations where timely public safety action has the potential to affect the outcome of an incident
- Level 3: Routine Dispatch when calls do not involve an immediate threat to life or bodily harm
Some questions that this dataset can answer are:
- Which week in July 2022 had the highest number of Level 3 calls?
- What types of calls typically require Rapid Dispatch?
- Which police district receives the highest number of Level 1 calls?
Data Sources
OEMC Management Information System (MIS). Records begin January 1, 2022, and the data is typically refreshed daily between 4:00 PM and 11:59 PM CST. Data represents the information that is in the OEMC database as of the date of last update.