Naperville Police Department from 6/3/2021 to present.

Police incidents are divided into two different datasets. Incidents that occurred prior to June 3, 2021 when the department used Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR), “Police Department Incidents (2010 - 6/3/2021),” and incidents that occurred on or after June 3, 2021 when the department transitioned to the FBI mandated National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS), “Police Department Incidents (6/3/2021 - Present).” The classification and status of incidents may change at any time based on the dynamic nature of work.

The Naperville Police and Fire Departments will not provide any personal or identifying information in order to protect the privacy of any individuals involved in the incidents reported.

This dataset is updated automatically once a day.

These are also shown on the Police Department Incident Map

Conservation voltage reduction (CVR) is a system to provide customer voltages in the lower end of the acceptable range, with the goal of achieving energy and demand reductions for customers. CVR is used by utilities to reduce voltage, but remains within the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard range. CVR helps reduce energy usage during times of peak demand, when the most energy is needed in the system, without customer impact. The result is that it reduces strain on the electric grid and energy usage during peak events, such as during a very cold morning or a very hot afternoon.

A kilowatt-hour, otherwise known as a kWh, is a way to measure how much energy you’re using. A kWh equals the amount of energy you would use by keeping a 1,000 watt appliance running for one hour.

Conservation voltage reduction (CVR) is a system to provide customer voltages in the lower end of the acceptable range, with the goal of achieving energy and demand reductions for customers. CVR is used by utilities to reduce voltage, but remains within the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard range. CVR helps reduce energy usage during times of peak demand, when the most energy is needed in the system, without customer impact. The result is that it reduces strain on the electric grid and energy usage during peak events, such as during a very cold morning or a very hot afternoon.

A kilowatt-hour, otherwise known as a kWh, is a way to measure how much energy you’re using. A kWh equals the amount of energy you would use by keeping a 1,000 watt appliance running for one hour.

Naperville Police Department from 2010 to Present.

This dataset is updated automatically every 2 hours.

These are also shown on the Police Department Incident Map

Monthly year-to-date turnover with and without retirements from 2015 forward.

Attributes about all City-owned automobiles, heavy-equipment, and trailers maintained by the City's Fleet Services division. This includes off-road and on-road equipment. Basic attributes of each vehicle is provided as well as usage and fuel consumption histories.

CM/Legal/FSD = City Manager's Office, Legal, and Financial Services Department
Devlopmnt Srvcs Team = Development Services Team (part of TED)
DPU/Electric = Department Public Utility-Electric
DPU/Water = Department Public Utility-Water
Transport & Engineer = Transportation & Engineering Department (TED)

Attributes about all City-owned automobiles, heavy-equipment, and trailers maintained by the City's Fleet Services division. This includes off-road and on-road equipment. Basic attributes of each vehicle is provided as well as usage and fuel consumption histories.

CM/Legal/FSD = City Manager's Office, Legal, and Financial Services Department
Devlopmnt Srvcs Team = Development Services Team (part of TED)
DPU/Electric = Department Public Utility-Electric
DPU/Water = Department Public Utility-Water
Transport & Engineer = Transportation & Engineering Department (TED)

Attributes about all City-owned automobiles, heavy-equipment, and trailers maintained by the City's Fleet Services division. This includes off-road and on-road equipment. Basic attributes of each vehicle is provided as well as usage and fuel consumption histories.

CM/Legal/FSD = City Manager's Office, Legal, and Financial Services Department
Devlopmnt Srvcs Team = Development Services Team (part of TED)
DPU/Electric = Department Public Utility-Electric
DPU/Water = Department Public Utility-Water
Transport & Engineer = Transportation & Engineering Department (TED)

Attributes about all City-owned automobiles, heavy-equipment, and trailers maintained by the City's Fleet Services division. This includes off-road and on-road equipment. Basic attributes of each vehicle is provided as well as usage and fuel consumption histories.

Citywide holistic level view of demographic data of current employees showing age ranges, tenure ranges and gender.