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.

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.

Number of people who travel to work via driving alone, driving in a carpool, taking public transit, walking, other means (like biking), or worked from home.

The table includes the appropriation amount, project grantee, bond fund, project details, and managing department for each line item in the Public Act, as it appears in the text. By separating the projects and programs out by the categories provided in the legislation, the table allows users to create summaries based on the information contained in the text of the Public Act, and flag projects by text searching for certain geographies or topics of interest.

The City of Evanston has approximately 147 miles of street centerlines within its borders. These centerlines are coded with address ranges for use in geocoding and also includes honorary street names, speed limits, and ownership data. McCormick Blvd, while in Skokie, is included with this data as it serves as an important N-S thoroughfare.

Road and rail bridges in the City of Evanston.

The approximately 22.5 miles of railroad tracks in the City of Evanston traveled by CTA, Metra, and freight trains.

The City of Evanston has a little over 100 crosswalks ranging from pedestrian crossings to school crossing guard locations to senior crossings.

The City of Evanston has approximately 45 miles of protected bike lanes, bike lanes, bike routes and off-street paths.

The City of Evanston has just under 120 intersections controlled by traffic signals.