Police Transparency can be used to share authoritative information and communicate engagement efforts that build trust with the public and community stakeholders.
In some communities, inequitable policing practices have eroded the public’s trust and challenged the legitimacy of local law enforcement agencies. As a result, many agencies are seeking new ways to improve their relationship with the communities they serve. The larger reform efforts are helping law enforcement agencies improve transparency and demonstrate accountable police policies. At the same time, agencies are also engaging the community more deeply and using their feedback to drive policing priorities and enforcement policies. Police Transparency is typically implemented by law enforcement agencies that want to increase transparency, grow public trust, and improve relationships with the communities they serve.
The Police Transparency solution delivers a set of capabilities that help you share information openly with the public, promote your agency’s work, demonstrate accountability when force is used, illustrate how workforce recruiting reflects the diversity of the community, and engage the public to improve policing services and solve problems.
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This ArcGIS Solution can be deployed in your ArcGIS organization.
See Deploy an ArcGIS Solution for more information.
Requirements
Police Transparency requires the following:
- ArcGIS Online
- ArcGIS Hub Premium (optional)
Information products
Police Transparency includes the following information products:
| Item | Description | Minimum user type |
|---|---|---|
| Police Transparency | An ArcGIS Hub site used by the public to understand community crime conditions, explore patterns of police use of force, learn about the diversity of their police force, access open data, and discover opportunities for police-community engagement. | Not required |
| Crime Summary Dashboard | An ArcGIS Dashboards app used by the public to understand historical statistical trends across major crime categories and individual crime types. | Not required |
| Crime Trends Dashboard | An ArcGIS Dashboards app used by the public to explore statistical trends and hot spots across individual crime types. | Not required |
| Public Crime Map | An ArcGIS Web AppBuilder app used by the public to explore recent crime conditions in their community and create reports for an area of interest. | Not required |
| Use of Force by Race and Ethnicity | An ArcGIS Dashboards app used by the public to explore patterns in the race and ethnicity of officers and subjects involved in use of force incidents in relation to the composition of the community. | Not required |
| Use of Force by Race and Ethnicity Mobile Dashboard | An ArcGIS Dashboards app used by the public on mobile devices to explore patterns in the race and ethnicity of officers and subjects involved in use of force incidents in relation to the composition of the community. | Not required |
| Use of Force by Neighborhood | An ArcGIS Dashboards app used by the public to explore characteristics of use of force incidents by community policing area. | Not required |
| Use of Force by Subject | An ArcGIS Dashboards app used by the public to explore characteristics of the subjects of use of force incidents. | Not required |
| Use of Force by Officer | An ArcGIS Dashboards app used by the public to explore characteristics of the officers involved in use of force incidents. | Not required |
| Police Interaction Survey | An ArcGIS Survey123 form used by the public to provide feedback about their interactions with police personnel. | Not required |
| My Community Officer | A Zone Lookup app used by the public to learn about the community policing officer responsible for an area of interest and how to contact them. | Not required |
| Community Safety and Policing Satisfaction Survey | An ArcGIS Survey123 form used by the public to report their perceptions of community safety and holistic performance of their police agency. | Not required |
| Community Crime Problem Reporter | A Crowdsource Reporter app used by the public to submit information about crime problems in their community. | Not required (Optional Community Identity) |
| Community Crime Problem Manager | An ArcGIS Dashboards app used by community policing officers to capture data on a community crime problem-solving project as it proceeds through the SARA problem-solving model. | Editor |
| Community Crime Problem Dashboard | An ArcGIS Dashboards app used by the public to monitor the status and outcomes of community crime problem-solving projects. | Not required |
| Law Enforcement Diversity Dashboard | An ArcGIS Dashboards app used by the public to understand the racial, ethnic, and gender diversity of their police force in relation to the composition of the community. | Not required |
| Law Enforcement Diversity Mobile Dashboard | An ArcGIS Dashboards app used by the public on mobile devices to understand the racial, ethnic, and gender diversity of their police force in relation to the composition of the community. | Not required |
When you deploy this solution in your ArcGIS organization, you also get an ArcGIS Solution item that organizes the key information products and summarizes all the ArcGIS items (applications, forms, projects, maps, feature layers, feature layer views, and so on) included with the solution. The ArcGIS Solution item also illustrates any dependencies items have on each other.
Release notes
The following are the release notes:
| Version | Description |
|---|---|
| 1.0 |
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