The Eco-Counters Multi System has been installed at specific locations along the Elizabeth River Trail and elsewhere on Norfolk’s bike network to accurately count pedestrian and cyclist use along the trail and bike network. The system allows for the analysis of data from multiple user types over time. This system combines the passive infrared sensor and an inductive loop sensor. An intelligent subsystem analyzes the signal from both sensors in order to count and classify each user.

* Bike Loop Sensors for Larchmont and Plum Point Park locations are yet to be installed and that trip count will be included once permanent installation has occured.

The dataset contains information on permits that were issued by the Right of Way Management Division. The dataset contains open permits including: right of way excavations and installations, residential and commercial driveway entrances, general temporary parking, storage, and dumpsters, hauling oversize and cranes, and lane, street, and sidewalk closures. The information is obtained from web-hosted site, PermitCity. The dataset will provide information on issue, start and end dates, applicant, work performed for, type and kind of permit, inspector, contact number, and XY coordinates. A listing of all Right of way permit fees can be viewed here https://www.norfolk.gov/DocumentCenter/View/789

A map showing all permit activity locations in the city can be viewed here
https://batchgeo.com/map/64a1948c2f9487b290d8f12f798b9859

This Filter view shows all Closure Permits for Street, Lane, Alley, Sidewalk and intersections that were issued by the Right of Way Management Division. The information is obtained from web-hosted site, PermitCity.
If you would like to see a Map of all closer permits please go to the following site
https://batchgeo.com/map/64a1948c2f9487b290d8f12f798b9859

This dataset provides information about permits and their associated inspections, violations, and status information. The issuance of building, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, fire, amusement, elevator, certificates of occupancy, and zoning permits starts in the Development Service Center (DSC) where they are entered into BasicGov, the City’s ePermitting system. The purpose of the Development Service Center (DSC) is to consolidate acquisition of permits to one central location within Norfolk City Hall for the convenience of customers. This adjustment was made to facilitate Norfolk’s initiative to become a more responsive customer-oriented organization.

This dataset provides information about permits and their associated inspections, violations, and status information. The issuance of building, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, fire, amusement, elevator, certificates of occupancy, and zoning permits starts in the Development Service Center (DSC) where they are entered into BasicGov, the City’s ePermitting system. The purpose of the Development Service Center (DSC) is to consolidate acquisition of permits to one central location within Norfolk City Hall for the convenience of customers. This adjustment was made to facilitate Norfolk’s initiative to become a more responsive customer-oriented organization.

This dataset represents all arrests that occurred in the last 24 hours as recorded by Norfolk Police Department.

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

Please note
This dataset does not contain any active warrants that could possibly:
• jeopardize an ongoing investigation, or prosecution, or the safety of an individual,
• cause a suspect to flee or evade detection
• result in the destruction of evidence

This dataset provides data from the Norfolk Division of Neighborhood Quality’s code enforcement cases including associated inspections, violations and status. The mission of the Division of Neighborhood Quality is to maintain and strengthen neighborhood standards. Staff use a variety of tools to achieve compliance including educating civic leagues, residents and the public about neighborhood quality. Other tools include working with homeowners to establish timelines for projects or pursuing legal steps for abatement. This data reflects the workflow of a responsive customer-oriented organization.

This dataset provides information about all Neighborhood Quality code enforcement open and closed cases along with their associated inspections, violations, and status information. All Neighborhood Quality data is collected and reported from the Neighborhood Quality code enforcement office.
Neighborhood Quality code enforcement’s mission is to maintain and strengthen neighborhood standards. The City of Norfolk’s approach to code enforcement is to use all tools to achieve compliance. These tools include educating civic leagues, citizens, and the public in understanding the scope of enforcement. Other tools are working with homeowners to help establish timelines for projects, and legal steps for abatement. This data entered will reflect that workflow of a responsive customer-oriented organization using tools to accomplish compliance. This web-based tool consolidates entry of Code Enforcement cases to one central application in correspondence with this initiative. All codes cited are from the city of Norfolk’s Codes Chapter 25 which covers Vehicle and Property and Chapter 27 which covers nuisances.