This dataset represents all active warrants recorded by the Norfolk Police Department. This dataset enables citizens to search crimes by type, demographics of persons involved and total number of outstanding warrants
Provides data from City of Norfolk’s Department of Human Resources regarding base salary or hourly wages for all City of Norfolk employees. This dataset has salaries as of October 1, 2018.
The Derelict Structure Program is working to reduce the number of vacant residential and non-residential properties by getting homeowners to take responsibility for their properties. This dataset shows the current number of derelict structure cases and their current status. All Derelict Structure cases and complaints are entered into BasicGov, the city’s Code Enforcement Management System. Data is compiled through a series of information from the Neighborhood Quality staff. The program is managed under city code ordinance 27-9
The Derelict Structure Program coordinated by the Neighborhood Development Division is working to reduce the number of vacant residential and non-residential properties by getting homeowners to take responsibility for their properties. This data-set shows the current number of derelict structure cases and their current status.
The Derelict Structure Program coordinated by the Neighborhood Development Division is working to reduce the number of vacant residential and non-residential properties by getting homeowners to take responsibility for their properties. This data-set shows the current number of derelict structure cases and their current status.
The Derelict Structure Program coordinated by the Neighborhood Development Division is working to reduce the number of vacant residential and non-residential properties by getting homeowners to take responsibility for there properties. This data-set shows the current number of derelict structure cases and their current status.
The Community Appearance Index, also known as the Litter Index, is a tool designed by Keep America Beautiful to visually evaluate the overall appearance of a community using litter as an indicator. Every year, 60 routes throughout the 5 wards of Norfolk are analyzed to determine the cleanliness of the city. After a brief training, a team of volunteers conduct the analysis using a scoring system ranging from 1-4 with “1” indicating minimal to no litter and “4” indicating extremely littered.
