Police Open Data

@PoliceOpenData

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    30 Nov 2018

    We are deeply to excited to share PDI & 's new guide series: Open Data and Policing! Read about the ways police agencies promote open data projects through our case studies and expert insights on the PDI website:

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  2. Jan 7

    We are very pleased to recognize Fort Lauderdale PD () for releasing on hate crimes. Thank you, FLPD, for participating in this initiative! View the data here:

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  3. Jan 4

    San Diego PD has released on hate crimes to the city's open data portal, fulfilling the department's pledge earlier in 2018. Thank you, ! View the data here:

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  4. 10 Dec 2018

    Thank you for releasing to your community about local hate and bias crimes. We greatly appreciate your contribution and commitment to our nationwide effort. View MDPD's data here:

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  5. Retweeted
    30 Nov 2018

    The has been conscientious, effective steward of & 's support + COPS Office grant enabled them to bring it to next level (140+ agencies releasing collectively 350+ data sets about policing). So proud to see learnings codified in new report!

    I'm extremely proud to have funded the White House Police Data Initiative (PDI) as one of the last grants I awarded as the director of the Dept. of Justice, COPS Office. Thank you for your continued leadership & outstanding service to law enforcement.
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  6. Retweeted
    29 Nov 2018

    Agencies interested in releasing open data can access our newly published Best Practices Guide, a 5-part series that breaks down everything police departments need to know about releasing open data. Learn more by clicking the link below!

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    29 Nov 2018

    I'm extremely proud to have funded the White House Police Data Initiative (PDI) as one of the last grants I awarded as the director of the Dept. of Justice, COPS Office. Thank you for your continued leadership & outstanding service to law enforcement.

    Agencies interested in releasing open data can access our newly published Best Practices Guide, a 5-part series that breaks down everything police departments need to know about releasing open data. Learn more by clicking the link below!
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  8. 16 Nov 2018

    Increased reporting of is critical to understanding the full scope of the issue at hand. Congrats to law enforcement agencies releasing on hate crimes through PDI as a commitment to their community. Learn more here:

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  9. Retweeted
    15 Nov 2018

    The jurisdictions have been leading the way on and citizen engagement for several years now -- pls consider telling your story through the Engaged Cities Award!

    If your is tapping the talent, insights, and energy of citizens to tackle challenges in powerful ways, the Engaged Cities Award is for you! One of my fav programs. Learn more here:
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  10. Retweeted
    29 Oct 2018

    A good day to lift of the important work of @ADL_National around on hate crimes. 55 law enforcement agencies nationwide already on board.

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  11. 4 Oct 2018

    Thank you to the University of Delaware Police () for their hospitality!

    Chief Ogden and Lt. Lenhoff had coffee this morning with members of !
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  12. Retweeted
    10 Sep 2018

    We are excited to announce that is the 55th agency committed to releasing on hate and bias crimes! For more information, please visit . We are currently welcoming more agencies to participate.

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  13. 7 Sep 2018

    We are excited to announce that is the 55th agency committed to releasing on hate and bias crimes! NYPD has done great work in the data sphere and continues to expand its catalog; see datasets here: Thank you for the support!

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  14. 27 Aug 2018

    Norwich (CT) PD has proudly released its first on its brand new data portal! Take a look at their datasets on Use of Force, Officer Involved Shootings and Officer Demographics here:

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  15. 23 Aug 2018

    Congratulations to for their hard work on Portland Police Bureau's open data portal! Datasets related to calls for service, use of force, OIS and reported bias crimes are now available for viewing, follow the link to check them out:

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  16. Retweeted
    8 Aug 2018

    Capt. Josh Mecimore just finished his presentation to about our ongoing support of in partnership with .

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  17. Retweeted
    10 Aug 2018

    Data drive policy. By making data readily available on their websites, these police departments can better allocate resources and raise community awareness of hate crimes as they occur. TY

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  18. 2 Jul 2018

    Congratulations to and on releasing their open datasets on hate crimes! You can check Norman's out here and Tampa's here . Great work!

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  19. Retweeted
    18 Jun 2018

    Great to see police departments like moving towards & as part of . When people know what's going on in their communities, they're better equipped to have a say in how they're policed.

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  20. Retweeted
    16 May 2018

    discussing community engagement initiatives and open data sharing today with Caribbean police chiefs and ministers.

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