A. SUMMARY
Law Enforcement Dispatched Calls for Service – Real-time dataset includes all calls for service which generate a record in the Department of Emergency Management's Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) System, and typically have a law enforcement unit dispatched to the location. Calls originate from the public via calls to the 911 call center or from law enforcement officers in the field upon viewing an incident (‘On-View’).

The Real-time dataset is delayed by 10 minutes, and represents a rolling 48 hour window of calls for service. It contains both open and closed calls and is updated every 10 minutes. It is delayed by 10 minutes. Open calls are active calls that are unverified, but being worked by law enforcement. Closed calls are calls that law enforcement have indicated are resolved. Not all Calls for Service generate a Police Incident Report, so data does not directly correlate to the Police Incidents Report dataset. The dataset contains calls handled by law enforcement which can include Police, MTA parking enforcement, the Sheriff’s Office, and others. All relevant time intervals are also included. Some Calls for Service data is suppressed, due to the nature of the call and privacy concerns related to the incident.

Please refer Law Enforcement Dispatched Calls for Service Explainer for full documentation

B. HOW THE DATASET IS CREATED
Once a received 911 call is dispatched, a record (CAD#) is generated in the Department of Emergency Management's Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) System.

C. UPDATE PROCESS
Updated every 10 minutes with the past 48hrs of open and closed calls that have been dispatched.

D. HOW TO USE THIS DATASET
Please refer Law Enforcement Dispatched Calls for Service Explainer for full documentation

E. KEY RELATED DATASETS
Datasets:
Law Enforcement Dispatched Calls for Service: Closed Calls
Police Department Incident Reports: 2018 to Present
Fire Department Calls for Service

Geographic Boundaries:
Current Police Districts
Analysis Neighborhoods
Supervisor Districts

NOTE TO USERS: Updates to this dataset are planned for Monday April 10th, 2023. You should not notice any changes in connecting, finding or downloading this dataset. Planned changes include updating the frequency of updates to nightly and adding several new data fields. If you have any issues accessing the dataset after April 10th or any questions about the update, please email support@datasf.org.

A. SUMMARY
This dataset lists each review step on a building permit or site permit addenda routing list. Addenda are the more specific or detailed plans for construction that are submitted for review after a site permit has been issued. This dataset details the review timeline and departmental involvement for permits and addenda.

To better understand a routing list, we recommend looking up a permit number on DBI’s online Permit Tracking System and reviewing the table under “Addenda details” which lists all the departmental stations a permit is routed to for review. In this dataset, the same information from the online routing table are presented along with additional characteristics related to the associated permit or addenda.

B. HOW THE DATASET IS CREATED
This dataset was created by extracting routing information and associated permit/addenda characteristics from DBI’s Permit Tracking System.

C. UPDATE PROCESS
The process that builds this dataset will run nightly and include all permits entered into the system up to the time of the refresh (see the “data as of” column in the dataset).

D. HOW TO USE THIS DATASET
This dataset can be used in several ways, including 1) looking up a specific permit number, 2) viewing work done or in progress by specific department stations, 3) calculating review timelines in aggregate, etc. The Building Permits dataset can be combined or joined to this dataset to pull in additional characteristics from the full building permits or site permits (including filed/issued/completed dates, addresses, descriptions, etc.).

E. RELATED DATASETS
Department of Building Inspections Permits Data
Building Permits (Public)
Building Permits (Unique)
Department of Building Inspection Permit Addenda with Routing
Building Permits Contacts
Electrical Permits
Plumbing Permits
Boiler Permits
Dwelling Unit Completion Counts by Building Permit

Planning Department Permits
Planning Department Permits
Public Works Construction Permits
Department of Public Works Street Use Permits

A. SUMMARY
This dataset is meant to serve as an official record of the Healthy Streets Operations Center's (HSOC) daily tent counts within the Tenderloin neighborhood. These counts track the City's progress towards fulfilling its commitment to reduce tents in the Tenderloin by 70% of the number observed during a tent count conducted on June 5th. HSOC began operations to move unsheltered individuals into Shelter-in-Place (SIP) hotel rooms on June 10th.

B. HOW THE DATASET IS CREATED
Urban Alchemy, a community organization under contract with the Department of Public Works, takes a daily census of tents within the Tenderloin neighborhood. This data is then validated and processed by City staff and presented here.

C. UPDATE PROCESS
Updated daily.

D. HOW TO USE THIS DATASET
This dataset can be used to monitor the number of tents in the Tenderloin and track progress of efforts to ensure that all residents have a safer place to sleep (like safe sleeping villages, hotels, and other shelters).

See more data on the Tenderloin COVID Response Plan here: https://data.sfgov.org/stories/s/Tenderloin-Plan-Data-and-Reporting/sc96-u6ry/