Crime Reports 100% open

Gainesville, FL

What data is expected?

Open crime data helps communities make informed judgements about public safety, as well as providing transparency into how local police power is being exercised. For U.S. City Open Data Census purposes, crime report data should include at a minimum the following elements: date, time, location, incident type, and narrative information — best would be exact date, location, and type of crime, but per day per street or postal/zip code are acceptable for Census purposes. (More info)

  • Date and time
  • Location (may be coordinates or addresses; addresses may be at the block level, such as “5XX Main Street”)
  • Incident type
  • Narrative information

How open is the data?

All answers

Question Answer Comment
Openly licensed Yes
Available in bulk Yes
Up-to-date Yes
Available free online Yes
Available free of charge Yes
In an open format CSV, RDF, TSV, XML
findable 4
findable_steps dataGNV > Community Model > Crime Incidents 2011 - Present
licence_url https://data.cityofgainesville.org/Community-Model/Crim
Collected by government Yes
usability 3
collector_name City of Gainesville, Police Department
characteristics Date and time, Location (may be coordinates or addresses; addresses may be at the block level, such as “5XX Main Street”), Incident type
location href="https://data.cityofgainesville.org/Community-Model/Crime-Incidents-2011-Present/gvua-xt9q" https://data.cityofgainesville.org/Community-Model/Crim">rel="nofollow">https://data.cityofgainesville.org/Community-Model/Crim - Crime Incidents 2011 - Present

Meta data

Data location   https://data.cityofgainesville.org/Community-Model/Crim - Crime Incidents 2011 - Present
Data licence   https://data.cityofgainesville.org/Community-Model/Crim
Data format   CSV, RDF, TSV, XML
Reviewer   Mateo Van Thienen
Submitters   Mateo Van Thienen
Last modified   Tue Sep 11 2018 19:49:25 GMT+0000 (UTC)