Electric utilities use the System Average Interruptible Duration Index (SAIDI) to measure the reliability of electric utility systems. The SAIDI represents the average number of minutes each customer can expect to be without power in a given year. This is a comparison of Naperville with Com Ed SAIDI data.
The Water Utility calculates the System Average Interruption Duration Index (SAIDI) to measure the reliability of the water system. This index is represented as the total number of minutes each customer can expect to be without service in a given year.
All of the City's capital improvement projects over the next five years. This information categorizes the City's projects and includes information regarding funding sources, expense types, and asset types.
Site Development permits issued by the City of Naperville, IL. Site Development Permits often entail infrastructure improvements that could include water, sanitary, and storm-water lines. Updated at the beginning of the month.
Budget FTE versus actual FTE headcount numbers by month from 2017 forward. Excludes temporary and seasonal workers. For these totals only, includes vacancies.
This dataset includes comparable governmental debt for both national and local communities. The data also include the population and total debt per capita. These communities were chosen based upon their size and location and have been historical comparisons for the City of Naperville.
While it is important for Naperviille to compare performance year over year, it is also valuable to compare our performance against other communities both regionally and nationally. This chart benchmarks Naperville’s performance on a variety of city services as compared with other communities in the East Central region of the country and nationally. The East central region data is compiled from a random sample of survey results from 400 residents in the East Central region of the United States. The national survey is compiled from a sample of more than 4,000 residents in the continental United States.
