Data shows the number adult and juvenile suspects, arrestees, and contact cards from the first and second quarter of 2017. Information is divided by race and ethnicity and percentage of the total number for each category.

The City of Evanston is divided into nine wards. One alderman is elected to represent each ward.

Block groups from the 2010 Census.

Citations issued by officers during their tour of duty, excluding parking citations.

Note: For daily data on traffic crashes in Evanston, visit https://data.cityofevanston.org/Police/Evanston-Traffic-Crashes/h6se-yzyx. This dataset has total number of crashes through March 2018. The number of traffic crashes officers handle during their tour of duty, including not only roadway crashes, but also private property crashes where reports are taken

2011-2015 Evanston community-wide solid waste data, all weights are in tons. This table includes weights for all the major waste hauling contracts the City has with private haulers as well as recycling and waste hauling that the City does with its own internal trucks and labor. All numbers are annual weights except for Total Yard Waste, because the service is only available to residents from April - November. Municipal wastes are included in the Commercial rates.

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

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.