CrimeMapping.com allows citizens to query and map recent crimes and incidents within the City’s borders. Crime data is extracted on a regular basis from each department's records system so that the information being viewed through a Web browser is the most current available.

Norfolk Police Department General Orders are written policies and procedures that guide the actions of police officers while on duty. They provide clear guidelines for how officers should handle different situations, such as making arrests, using force, interacting with the public, and conducting investigations. The following link leads to the official administrative and operational General Orders for the Norfolk Police Department, as well as the Police Officer's Manual. This information is provided for public access, to achieve transparency and understanding between the Norfolk Police Department and the citizens they serve. These General Orders combined with the Police Officer’s Manual set forth responsibilities and standards of conduct expected of all police officers. As new General Orders are added or updated, they will be included in this list of available scanned documents.

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.

Data lens provides graphical representation of reported events entered into STORM since 2010. The STORM application tracks up to 20 incidents as a result of inclement weather, such as flooded streets, damaged trees, disabled vehicles, and damaged utilities.