This dataset provides a historical summary of the number of transactions processed on a monthly basis and the number of checks, Electronic Fund Transfers (EFTs), or wires processed on a monthly basis. This data is indicative of the workload of the City's accounts payable function.

This dataset is the result of an impact of analysis of special events in the downtown. The analysis found here (https://data.naperville.il.us/stories/s/nuvp-g4r9) investigates the impact of special events on the availability of parking and on tax revenues. This dataset covers the 2016 and 2017 calendar years. Each day includes information about any special events that took place that day, as well as impacts to parking at each of the three parking facilities in the downtown.

This is a log of the City's annual curbside leaf collection process. Dozens of different pieces of equipment are used to collected leaves from City streets and deposit them at various locations around town.

This is the total sales tax collected in the City of Naperville categorized by sales type. Businesses categorize themselves into one of ten different categories based upon the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC). This information is collected by the State of Illinois and shared quarterly with the City to show the sale tax generating business make-up of the community.

The number of Pace routes in Naperville and the number of Naperville riders utilizing Pace.

This dataset includes the City's historical debt service from 1976 through 2018. The data includes the total debt service associated with the property tax levy and compares that data to the City Equalized Assessed Valuation (EAV). Additional the data includes debt service adjusted for inflation from 1976 through 2018 and compares that data to the City's population.

Amount of drugs collected, in pounds, from eleven drop boxes located throughout the City of Naperville. One at each of the ten fire stations and an additional drop box in the main lobby of the police station.

These are the projects that the City is projecting to borrow for in calendar year 2017. These projects include both capital upgrade and maintenance projects from a variety of departments that reinvest in the City's infrastructure.

The number of electric vehicle charging stations provided by the City and the usage of those charging stations. 

NOTE: Maintenance issues resulted in Naperville's electric vehicle charging stations being shut off in October 2018. Plans to replace the stations are underway.