A use-of-force report is required every time an officer uses physical force to effect an arrest and whenever an officer is injured while effecting an arrest.

This dataset only reflects usage data for the 6 City-owned electric vehicle charging stations that utilize the Chargepoint platform. Information about other charging stations in Evanston can be found by visiting https://www.cityofevanston.org/about-evanston/sustainability/sustainable-infrastructure/electric-vehicle-charging-stations.

This dataset includes the monthly summary of the unique drivers, number of sessions used, number of stations and ports and the energy consumed.

The dataset shows the number of traffic stops conducted by officers during their tour of duty.

Participation, usage and impact of the Divvy Bike Share System in Evanston on a monthly basis. System-wide metrics are available on a bi-annual basis at https://www.divvybikes.com/system-data. Information on the Divvy Bike Share System in Evanston is available at https://www.divvybikes.com/expansion/evanston.

A use-of-force report is required every time an officer uses physical force to effect an arrest and whenever an officer is injured while effecting an arrest. This data-set is broken down by type of force utilized. Note, however, that several types of force may be used in a single incident, e.g., the officer may have used a weaponless impact and also deployed a taser.

There are approximately 27,000 different structures in the City of Evanston ranging from buildings to garages to decks & patios to swimming pools. This layer consists of the footprints of the different sections of these structures. Large buildings with multiple levels are broken down into sections by number of stories.

The City of Evanston has inventoried and maintains over 34,000 trees located on City property and in the parkways.

Based on 2010 U.S. Census Profile of General Population and Housing Charecteristics

Arrests in Evanston