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Additional information about expense and revenue accounts in the City's annual budget. Use this to supplement the Operating and CIP budget datasets.

All active and inactive business tax certificates issued since 1990. Businesses that operate within San Diego must get a business tax certificate issued by the City Treasurer.

Actual expenditures for the City's Capital Improvements Program by fiscal year.

Adopted budgets for the City's Capital Improvements Program by fiscal year.

Actual expenditures for the City's Capital Improvements Program by project.

Adopted budgets for the City's Capital Improvements Program by project.

Leases for City-owned property, including lessee, rent amount and property usage.

Site codes for City-owned property in relation to each parcel that was donated or sold to the City. City sites as identified by site code may comprise multiple parcels.

Property the City owns, including the cost, month and year of purchase, and the acreage and usage of the site.

Point locations of artwork in the collection.

Code enforcement cases that were reported to the Development Services Department prior to January 2018 and were closed out between 2015 and 2018.

Commission on Police Practices case allegations. CPP is an independent body that investigates officer-involved shootings, in-custody deaths, & other significant incidents in a process that is transparent and accountable to the community.

Body-worn camera details in cases evaluated by the Commission on Police Practices. CPP is an independent body that investigates officer-involved shootings, in-custody deaths, & other significant incidents in a process that is transparent and accountable to the community.

Complainants in cases evaluated by the Commission on Police Practices. CPP is an independent body that investigates officer-involved shootings, in-custody deaths, & other significant incidents in a process that is transparent and accountable to the community.

Commission on Police Practices cases. CPP is an independent body that investigates officer-involved shootings, in-custody deaths, & other significant incidents in a process that is transparent and accountable to the community.

Additional information about departments in the City's annual budget. Use this to supplement the Operating budget dataset.

Approvals for permits, maps, agreements, and other applications processed by Development Services Department.

Tags associated with development projects permitted by Development Services Department.

Transactions between election committees and financial supporters, including loans, contributions of money, contributions of goods and services, and money spent independently to support a candidate or ballot measure.

Catalog of City enterprise information technology systems.

FCI rating for each City facility. This rating offered an idea of the overall building condition and took into account the cost of the backlog for both maintenance and capital needs.

Fire and EMS calls dispatched by the San Diego Fire Communications Center.

Monthly totals of problem types for Fire and EMS calls dispatched by the San Diego Fire Communications Center.

Additional information about funds in the City's annual budget. Use this to supplement the Operating and CIP budget datasets.

Requests for graffiti removal received by the Get It Done program.

Notifications for illegal dumping received by the Get It Done program.

Requests for abandoned vehicle removal received by the Get It Done program.

Requests for pothole repair received by the Get It Done program.

Reports received by the Get it Done program. Get It Done receives and routes reports for certain types of non-emergency problems.

This dataset comprises SITUS address points (as opposed to owner or mailing addresses) for jurisdictions within the County of San Diego. Addresses include the corresponding Assessor Parcel Number (APN).

City of San Diego Bicycle Master Plan

Bikeways in the San Diego region.

City Business Improvement Districts (BID)

Census Tract Block Groups where at least 50 percent of residents are considered low and moderate income, according to the U.S. Housing and Urban Development's Office of Community Planning and Development. CDBG funds are awarded for activities that benefit low- and moderate-income people.

This layer is used as an overlay to locate and identify parcels that correspond to their specific jurisdiction. The dataset will be updated when notified by the San Diego Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) of a recorded annexation or detachment and

This dataset represents a consolidation of council district datasets from incorporated cities within the County of San Diego where districting has occured.

City Community Plans represent the geographic boundaries for the City of San Diego community land use policy plans specific to these geographic areas.

Fire Battalion Districts

County-wide Fire Stations (Contains only active stations - seed = 'Y')

City of San Diego General Plan Land Use adopted March 10, 2008

City of San Diego Historical Districts

Joint use facilities are intended to provide active and passive recreational opportunities for school children when school is in session and the general public when school is not in session.

Libraries in the County of San Diego

This Lifeguard stations layer is created to show locations of lifeguard stations in City beaches within San Diego County.

City Maintenance Assessment Districts

City of San Diego Multiple Habitat Planning Areas

City of San Diego Park & Rec land. This includes public parks and Open Space parks within the CIty of San Diego.

San Diego Police Department beats.

The City has 9 divisions for the purpose of law enforcement: Central, Northern, Northeastern, Northwestern, Southern, Southeastern, Easter, Western, and Mid-City. Each division is a combination of law beat areas within the division boundary. These are police divisions only and do not represent legal neighborhood or community boundaries.

Law beat areas for the purpose of law enforcement within the City. These combine into larger police divisions. These boundaries are for law enforcement only and do not represent legal neighborhood or community boundaries.

The San Diego Promise Zone (SDPZ) is characterized by high unemployment, low educational attainment, insufficient access

Recreation Centers within the City of San Diego

The San Diego Regional Revolving Loan Fund operates in San Diego and Chula Vista to provide small business assistance and generate neighborhood commercial district revitalization.

This dataset comprises centerline segments for roads (both active and inactive, public and private, constructed or of record) in San Diego County based on data received from all official jurisdictions within the County (the County and 18 cities).

This dataset consists of polygons showing dedicated rights-of-way (ROW) within the County of San Diego. The dataset is a subset of the Parcel dataset where sub-type=5. Rights-of-way are shown whether they are improved (constructed) or not build out.

Shapefile of the City's street network. This shapefile contains the street segments identified in our streets repair projects and Overall Condition Index datasets.

Public transit routes covering the County of San Diego. Data is developed from the General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) data available from the GTFS Data Exchange.

Public transit stops and stations covering the County of San Diego. Bus, commuter and light rail, and trolley stops managed by the San Diego County Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) and the North County Transit District (NCTD).

A map layer which depicts current base zone designations and boundaries in the City of San Diego. Updates are applied to the layer when zone designations and boundaries are changed by rezone actions.

Hate crimes reported to the San Diego Police Department.

Results of tests on water produced from the City's water treatment plants for selected analytes, including turbidity, alkalinity, flouride, hardness, and lead.

Results of tests on drinking water for selected analytes, including flouride, color, and turbidity.

Results of tests on drinking water for indicator bacteria, including fecal coliform and E. coli

Abundance of invertebrates (approximately < 1 cm in size) found in sediment samples collected throughout the region.

Concentrations of various contaminants in liver and muscle tissues of fishes collected throughout the region.

Quarterly surveys of physical, chemical, and biological parameters in ocean water using a Remotely Operated Towed Vehicle (ROTV).

Ocean chemistry measurements collected by Real-time Oceanographic Mooring System (RTOMS). Ocean chemistry parameters include dissolved oxygen, fraction dissolved carbon dioxide (xCO2), nitrate + nitrite, and total pH.

Salinity measurements collected by Real-time Oceanographic Mooring System (RTOMS).

Water quality measurements collected by Real-time Oceanographic Mooring System (RTOMS). Quality parameters include Biological oxygen demand (BOD) equivalent, Chlorophyll fluorescence, Colored dissolved organic matter (CDOM) fluorescence equivalent, and Turbidity.

Water temperature measurements collected by Real-time Oceanographic Mooring System (RTOMS).

Abundance, standard length, and biomass of fishes observed in trawls throughout the region.

Abundance of invertebrates (approximately >1 cm in size) observed in trawls throughout the region.

Ocean water quality data, including bacteriological sampling for fecal indicator bacteria as well as physical, chemical, and biological parameters observed throughout the region

Operating actuals by fiscal year

Operating budgets by fiscal year

Parking citations issued since 2012

Locations of parking meters with corresponding parking zones and areas

Parking meter daily revenue totals

Parking meter monthly revenue totals

All parking meter transactions

Pavement condition scores for City-maintained streets

Calls dispatched by the San Diego Police Department’s communications dispatch center.

Crime data reported to the FBI’s National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) for statistics.

Actions an officer took toward a person stopped by the San Diego Police Department.

Type of contraband or evidence found during a stop by the San Diego Police Department.

Whether a person stopped by the San Diego Police Department displayed signs of deafness, speech impairment, blindness, a mental health condition, intellectual or developmental disability, or another disability categorized as other.

Force-Related Actions an officer took toward a person stopped by the San Diego Police Department.

The gender of persons stopped by the San Diego Police Department, as perceived by the officer conducting the stop.

Non-Force-Related Actions an officer took toward a person stopped by the San Diego Police Department.

Basis for seizing property from persons stopped by the San Diego Police Department.

Type of property seized from persons stopped by the San Diego Police Department.

The race of persons stopped by the San Diego Police Department, as perceived by the officer conducting the stop.

The basis for any search conducted as part of stop by the San Diego Police Department.

The primary reason a person was stopped by the San Diego Police Department.

The outcome(s) of a stop for a person stopped by the San Diego Police Department.

All stops made by the San Diego Police Department from July 2018 to current.

Details on searches conducted during vehicle stops as well as outcomes for stops made by the San Diego Police Department between 2014 and June 2018.

Vehicle stops made by the San Diego Police Department between 2014 and June 2018.

Additional information about projects in the City's annual budget. Use this to supplement the CIP budget dataset.

Account number and property address for Rental Unit Business Tax accounts that have a balance of $0 as a result of payment of Rental Unit Business Taxes or currently has an exemption on file.

Details on events from Special Event Permit Applications.

This schedule includes the time and date for street sweeping by block.

Repair projects include City streets that have been repaired .

Active licenses for Short-term Residential Occupancy in San Diego dwelling units.

Certificate number and property addresses for active Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) vacation type certificates.

The census count of vehicles on city streets is normally reported in the form of Average Daily Traffic (ADT) counts.

Traffic collision reports recorded by the San Diego Police Department with additional details on people and vehicles involved.

Traffic collision reports recorded by the San Diego Police Department.