Promote community policing with open data, open analysis, and citizen outreach
An ArcGIS Open Data portal provides law enforcement agencies with a quick and easy way to start sharing data with the public. Once you decide which datasets you want to share, such as traffic stop data or public records, enable them to update automatically on your public-facing website with our easy-to-use tools.
Often, people want answers, not just raw data. With public-facing dashboards, law enforcement agencies can deliver open analysis tools that integrate maps with charts and widgets that encourage slicing, dicing, filtering, and querying of datasets. Encourage problem solving and understanding of policing strategies.
Use story maps to add context to data, communicate outreach efforts, enlist the public’s help, and brief members of the community on upcoming events or community policing programs that may affect them. Help your citizens connect with your police chief and police officers.
Esri's Police Transparency solution delivers a set of capabilities that helps police agencies share information with the public, promote agency initiatives, demonstrate accountability, encourage diversity, and engage residents to improve policing services and solve community problems.
Open data portals
Toronto’s Public Safety Data Portal aims to improve transparency and enhance confidence through the creation and use of open data.
ArcGIS Hub helps you work together with internal and external stakeholders to track progress, improve outcomes, and create vibrant communities.
The secure, cloud-based ArcGIS Online allows you and your team to share maps and apps, collaborate, and analyze data anytime, anywhere.
Use intuitive and interactive data visualizations to present location-based analytics on one screen. Quickly make informed decisions, visualize trends, monitor status in real time, and inform communities.
Easily create powerful surveys, analyze answers in real time, and share results with stakeholders.
