Volunteers with the Norfolk Master Gardeners gather this data about significant trees in Norfolk. The data collected about these trees includes diameter, height, canopy spread, general location and species. The data is updated every five years.

Dataset
This dataset provides information about permits and their associated inspections, violations, and status information. Norfolk’s Development Service Center (DSC) issues building, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, fire, amusement, elevator, certificates of occupancy, and zoning permits. The purpose of the DSC is to consolidate acquisition of permits to one central location within Norfolk City Hall for the convenience of customers. This dataset is updated daily.

This dataset provides data from MyNorfolk, a citizen services portal that delegates and tracks requests and questions about the city of Norfolk and the services we provide to our residents, businesses, and visitors. Data for the service requests is collected from phone calls, emails, an app for smart phones and on-line. The portal is managed by the Norfolk Cares Center; its mission is to provide a single point of contact for visitors, residents, businesses and city staff to request a city service, report a concern, seek information about Norfolk, or follow-up on a previous request for service.

**Disclaimer - With the current process in place, not all tickets are closed automatically. There could be tickets shown as open in this dataset that are closed in our other systems. We are working to address the issue.

Bike and pedestrian counters have been installed at six locations along the Elizabeth River Trail and at 15 locations along Norfolk’s existing bike lanes to accurately track pedestrian and cyclist use along the trail and bike network. This counter system combines the passive infrared sensor to count pedestrians on the adjacent sidewalk and an inductive loop sensor to detect bicycles in existing bike lanes. This dataset comprises data from two types of counters – Eco-Counter and Roadsys. The Eco-Counter data begins in April 2019 and is updated weekly. The Roadsys data begins in April 2021 and is updated quarterly.

Please note: The counters at the following location are currently offline, making up-to-date data from these counters temporarily unavailable:
- Weyanoke Footbridge – last date August 28, 2019
- E. Ocean View Avenue – last date April 28, 2021
- ERT Bridge/Lamberts Point – last date April 28, 2021
- Jeff Robertson Park (ERT) – last date December 17, 2021
- Park Ave/Claiborne Ave (ERT) – last date December 19, 2021
We are working to correct this issue as quickly as possible.

This dataset provides the number of parking permits by type and duration sold in the City parking system. Types include: Business, Resident (downtown), Residential Permits, City Department, and Top Deck. This data is updated weekly.

This dataset provides an extract from Norfolk's STORM application. STORM, an acronym for System to Track, Organize, Record and Map, captures data collected by residents and city staff during and after inclement weather events. The app captures incidents such as flooded streets, damaged trees, disabled vehicles, downed cable lines, etc. This dataset provides a record of reported events entered into STORM beginning in 2010; the dataset is updated during and after weather events.

This dataset is data about trips on electric scooters and electric-assisted bikes. Lime scooters were made available to the public in June 2019 to use throughout Norfolk, and Lime e-bikes were made available to the public in June 2021. Data represents trips from July 2019 to the present and is updated weekly.