Calls for Service Statistics

Call Distribution  over 24 Hour Period

Numerical Data: Number of calls

• 0000-15         0400-5             0800-26         1200-24         1600-7           2000-8
• 0100-14         0500-3             0900-14         1300-14         1700-10         2100-9
• 0200-9           0600-5             1000-19         1400-16         1800-13         2200-7
• 0300-3           0700-18           1100-21         1500-14         1900-14         2300-5

Total: 293 calls for service

                  

Call Distribution by hour over 7 day period (Jan. 29-Feb. 5)

 Numerical Data: Number of calls

• 0000-56         0400-19           0800-70         1200-78         1600-61         2000-78
• 0100-43         0500-13           0900-69         1300-76         1700-68         2100-66
• 0200-50         0600-14           1000-82         1400-82         1800-85         2200-71
• 0300-34         0700-37           1100-80         1500-87         1900-71         2300-63

Total: 1453 calls for service

                  

Call For Service Totals (2009-2013)

Year	Total Calls For Service
2009	89,003
2010	87,849
2011	62,841
2012	71,699
2013	76,031

Types of calls for Service (2013)*

	Number	Percentage
Category 1	4048	5.3%
Category 2	34326	45.1%
Category 3	31160	41.1%
Category 4	6497	8.5%

*Category 1 – Critical calls which carry a direct threat to life or property. 

It can be a felony which is no longer in progress but occurred within the last 5 minutes
and/or the suspect is still believed to be in the area. It can be a lesser crime that is in
progress. It can be a situation which may escalate such as a verbal dispute.

Category 2 – Calls which do not or indirectly pose a threat to life or property. In general
these are past tense situations where the involved parties are separated but may still be in
the area. A crime may or may not have occurred. These calls are still serious in nature
and should be responded to as soon as possible for there is potential for re-contact and
escalation.

Category 3 – Calls with no threat to life or property. There is an extended time lapse. The
suspect is gone or unknown. The involved parties no longer have proximity. A
disturbance is of a non-threatening nature, such as loud music. Often these calls are
informational or for the purpose of filing a report.

Category 4 – Informational calls for Police or Fire Personnel. Contact Messages.
Information relative to area conditions or public events.