This dataset is a listing of all current City of Naperville employees, complete with full names, departments, positions, employment status (part-time or full-time), and annual salaries. Please note that annual wages will vary by employee, depending on number of hours worked. Excludes Mayor and City Council.

Count of employees within each department. Excludes Mayor and City Council.

Citywide total daily electric load (usage) measured hourly, presented here as a daily total.

Customer count by customer class

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.

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.

The Springbrook Water Reclamation Center serves as the wastewater treatment facility for Naperville and Warrenville. Treated water is discharged into the DuPage River. This dataset shows the average daily amount of treated water discharged to the DuPage River in millions of gallons by month.

This includes all the City's sales tax receipts including both the one percent state collected portion and the City's home rule sales from 2005 through present. The information is broken down by when the dollars were collected by the state and when the dollars were distributed to the City.