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+ Contact
++ Email us at + contact@pdap.io + or + join the Discord + to get in touch. +
+
+
+ People
++ Every local police system has people studying it—that's how most + of us found this project. Our community includes anyone impacted by + policing: residents, journalists, activists, researchers, municipal + employees. +
++ We're headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA. We have paid staff and volunteers + from around the United States and beyond. +
+ ++ The board is + + + Eddie Brown, + + + + Alec Akin, + + and + + Josh Lintag. + +
++ Our Executive Director is + + Josh Chamberlain. + +
++ Our Lead Back-end Software Engineer is + + Max Chis. + +
++ Our Lead Front-end Software Engineer is + + Joshua Graber. + +
+
+
+ Funding
++ We are proud to receive generous support from + + The Heinz Endowments, + + early believers in our vision in 2022 who renewed their grant in 2023. +
++ We are also grateful for the financial and advisory support of + + Gabriel Weinberg. + +
+Frequently Asked Questions
+What makes you experts?
++ We have done thousands of hours of user research with people who use + police data. If you have feedback to share, email + contact@pdap.io. +
+
+ What kind of data do you collect?
+
+
+
+
+ + Anything published by or about a criminal legal system agency: courts, + jails, and law enforcement (police). You can read more about + + what a Data Source is + + in our docs. +
++ We are not creating a massive, interoperable database. This is a defense + mechanism against aggregating data about criminalized people. +
+
+ Who is this data for?
+
+
+ + Everybody! Public records are for all of us. We are only interested in + solutions which could survive the collapse of our organization. Our work + is open-source, and our planning is transparent. +
+
+ Why are you different from police watchdog groups?
+
+
+ + Our activism is data collection and accessibility. We document systems, + not "bad apples." +
+Is this legal?
+
+ Yes. We're consolidating public information, in accordance with
+
+ established legal precedents.
+
+
+
+ Are you affiliated with a political party?
+
+
+
+ No. Our only motivation is to provide better access to public records in
+ an age of disinformation. Our members have diverse perspectives and goals
+ for police institutions, but we are united by the common goal of
+ transparency.
+
+
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+ + + + +Join our community
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+
+ + To find collaborators or ask questions, join us in + Discord + and see our activity in + + GitHub. + +
++ You can also sign up below to receive occasional updates about our + software and data projects. You'll be the first to be invited to create + a PDAP account. +
+We only write when we have updates.
+ +Volunteer for data requests
+
+
+ + Most data requests are for help + answering questions about local police systems. + They usually come to us + via this form + . +
++ + Use this form to volunteer + + , or email + operations@pdap.io + . +
+
+
+ + + Merged Pull Requests +
++ We have merged + {{ mergeCount }} pull requests + across + {{ repoCount }} repositories + . +
+ + + Good first issues + +
+
+ + + Locate sources +
++ Some public records are already online, waiting to be classified and + used to answer questions. You could find data sources to track, making + it more accessible to everyone. +
+
+
+ + + Research +
++ Many useful public records can't be easily found online. We work with + local experts and request records from relevant agencies, making it + easier to answer important questions. +
+
+
+ + + Code +
++ Everything you see is open source, built by a small team of volunteers + and staff. To contribute code for infrastructure projects, check out our + + Good First Issues + + in GitHub. +
++ This work is multidisciplinary, and beginner-friendly. No matter what your + level of experience, you can be a valuable contributor! The two most + important skills are + collaboration + and + persistence + . +
+
+
+
+
+
+
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+ +Target date
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+ +Request notes
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+ +Data requirements
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+ + + Help out with this issue on Github +New request
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+ County, State
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+ +Source URL*
+ +README URL
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++ We will attempt to find this agency and add it to our database as a + part of this request +
+Source name *
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+ Agency supplied
++ Is the relevant agency also the entity supplying the data? This + may be "no" if the agency or local government contracted with a + third party to publish this data, or if a third party was the + original record-keeper. +
+Supplying entity
+ +
+
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+ Agency originated
++ Is the relevant agency also the original record keeper? This is + usually "yes", unless a third party collected data about a + police agency. +
+ +Originating entity
+ +
+
+
+ Access type
+How can the data be acquired?
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+ Formats available
++ This applies to the records themselves. +
+Update method
++ How are new records added to this data source? +
+Coverage
++ If coverage is up to present-day, only select the beginning + date. +
+ +Retention schedule
++ How long are records kept? There may be guidelines regarding how + long important information must remain accessible for future + use. +
+Data portal type
++ Some data is published via a standard third-party portal, + typically named somewhere on the page. Select "Other" if the + site uses a data portal we don't have listed. +
+ +Data portal type—other
+ +Access notes
+ +Submission notes
+
+
+
+
+
+ Data Sources
+ +
+ 
+
+ 
+
+
+ + We + locate, describe, and share + sources of data about police agencies across the United States, which + are + + generally public record. + +
++ Criminal legal systems in the United States are decentralized, and + managed locally. In response, we facilitate local research and + organizing to keep the data in context. The goal is a + relevant + database, and + impactful + open-source tools. +
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
Other things we're building with data
+
+ We create
+
+ automatic archives
+
+ of data sources, so they are not lost to time and poor data retention
+ policies. Fragile URLs are turned into lasting resources for future use.
+
+
+ We're
+
+ mapping what is available
+
+ in each jurisdiction, and advocating for transparency. What kinds of
+ research are possible? What does model transparency look like?
+
+
+
+ Donate to PDAP
++ Thank you for your interest in helping our mission! +
+2025 General Support fund
+
+
+
+ PDAP is a non-profit, so your donations may be tax deductible.
+ +Send a check
+
+ Police Data Accessibility Project Inc.
+
+ 239 Fourth Avenue, Suite 1401 #3180
+
+ Pittsburgh, PA 15222
+
Donation match
++ If your employer offers a donation match, submit your receipt to your + employer and have them reach out to + operations@pdap.io + . +
+
+
+ We can't fix what we can't measure.
++ The ability of police systems to impact people's lives demands a higher + degree of scrutiny regarding their fairness. Right now, it is hard to + answer the most basic questions about most police agencies. +
++ We work toward better shared access to data about our police system. + This is the foundation of any research, advocacy, journalism, + accountability, or reform. +
+
+
+ + “PDAP's work was invaluable in helping us find and access data we + wouldn't have been able to otherwise.” +
++ —Dr. Jesse Wozniak, Director of Law & Public Policy at the + Alliance for Police Accountability +
+
+
+ + “PDAP's feedback helped us revise our published data to be more + beneficial to the public.” +
++ —Philip Lukens, Chief of Police in + Alliance, NE +
+
+
+
+
+
+ + “PDAP provides data necessary to understand how police use-of-force + incidents are processed in the courts, which reveals whether legal + accountability mechanisms actually work on-the-ground.” +
++ — + Dr. Kyla Bourne + , UC Berkeley +
+How we spend money
+85% goes toward our program.
+15% goes toward operations.
+How we spend our time
+-
+
- + Helping people find data and answer questions about local criminal + legal systems. + +
- + Connecting skilled volunteers and collaborators with impactful + projects. + +
- + Sharing best practices for publishing data with people who work in + local government. + +
We help people use police data for public oversight
+What types of data are you looking for?
+ +
+
+
+
+
+
+
+ Jobs at PDAP
++
Open positions
+ + Software development opportunities + ++
+
How to apply
++ Send an email to + operations@pdap.io + . Please include a resume, personal website, LinkedIn profile, GitHub + profile, or combination of these. +
+
+
+
+
+ +
Context
++ Our mission is to help people locate, understand, and share public + records about every U.S. police system. +
++ Our project has been in motion since 2020, powered by volunteers for + the first two years. We put down roots in Pittsburgh as a non-profit + and received grant funding in July of 2022. Our second funded year + begins in July 2023. +
++
Equal Opportunity Employment
++ We are an equal opportunity employer, and make hiring decisions + based on merit. Valuing diversity and inclusiveness will help us + build the strongest possible community and project. +
++ + People who have been impacted by the criminal legal system are + especially encouraged to apply. + +
+
+
+
+ + Software development opportunities +
++ + Remote, temporary +
++ These are flexible short-term contracts meant to help us make + progress on specific goals. They may last from a few weeks, up to 6 + months or more depending on the project and your availability. +
++ We are looking for skilled applicants of any experience level to + work on our software projects. During an initial interview, we will + discuss which issues on + + the roadmap + + seem like a good fit for your skills. +
++ When you apply, please let us know if you're interested in a + particular project. +
++
Responsibilities
+
+
+
+
+
+ -
+
- + Submit code toward one or more of the issues on the roadmap. + +
- Write tests for new code, and help with documentation. +
+
Time commitment
++ We will agree on a schedule of work and check-ins which fits your + availability for the duration of each project. +
++
Compensation
++ $25 per hour minimum, scaled based on experience and time + commitment. Our annual budget for this work is + $150,000–200,000. +
++
Characteristics of strong applicants
+-
+
- Can exhibit basic knowledge of Python. +
- Feels excited about contributing to our mission. +
- Is comfortable with feedback and iteration. +
- + Has worked on software which can be used or tested somewhere. + +
+
+
+
+
+
+
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+Profile
+ +Basic information
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+ Email
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+-
+
- + {{ permission }} + +
+
+
+ My stuff
+ + +My requests
+ ++ {{ item.title }} +
+ + ++ {{ + getFullLocationText(location) + + (i === item.locations.length - 1 ? "" : ", ") + }} +
+ + + +Followed searches
+ ++ {{ getFullLocationText(item) }} +
+ + + + + +Recent searches
+ +
+
+
+
+
+
+ {{ getFullLocationText(item) }} +
+ + + + +Request a link to reset your password
+ ++ We sent you an email with a link to reset your password. Please follow + the link in the email to proceed +
+ + + +Change your password
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+ + Error loading requests, please try again later +
++ No requests found +
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+
+ Request Title
+Location
+Details
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+ +
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+ + {{ getFullLocationText(location) }} + • +
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+// This file contains utils related to the search results page
+
+import { ALL_LOCATION_TYPES } from '@/util/constants';
+
+/**
+ * Manipulates data to be renderable by search results component (grouped by agency)
+ * @param results {{count: number; data: Record
+
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+ + {{ title }} +
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+ {{ agency }}
+ {{ locale }} +
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+ + {{ source.data_source_name }} +
+ ++ {{ getYearRange(source.coverage_start, source.coverage_end) }} +
+ + ++ {{ source.description ?? "—" }} +
+ + +
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+ {{ format }}
+
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+
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+ + Results + {{ + searchData && + !isLoading && + 'for ' + getMinimalLocationText(searchData.params) + }} +
+ + +
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+
+
+ See
+
+ Data requests for {{ getFullLocationText(searchData.params) }} +
+Sign In
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+ + There was an error logging you in with Github. Please try again +
+ + + ++ You already have an account with this email address. Please sign in + and link your existing account to Github from your profile. +
+ + + + + +Or sign in with email
+
+
+ Create Account
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++ We sent you an email to verify your account. Please follow the link in the + email to access the data sources application. +
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+About
-
-
- Contact
-- Email us at contact@pdap.io or - join the Discord to get in touch. -
-
-
- People
-- Every local police system has people studying it—that's how most of us found this project. - Our community includes anyone impacted by policing: - residents, journalists, activists, researchers, municipal employees. -
-- We're headquartered in Pittsburgh, PA. We have paid staff and volunteers from around the - United States and beyond. -
-- The board is - Eddie Brown, - Alec Akin, and - Josh Lintag. -
-- Our Executive Director is - Josh Chamberlain. -
-- Our Lead Software Engineer is Max Chis. -
-
-
- Funding
-- We are proud to receive generous support from - The Heinz Endowments, early believers in our vision in - 2022 who renewed their grant in 2023. -
-- We are also grateful for the financial and advisory support of - Gabriel Weinberg. -
-Frequently Asked Questions
-What makes you experts?
-We have done thousands of hours of user research with people - who use police data. If you have feedback to share, email - contact@pdap.io.
-What kind of data do you collect?
-
-
- - Anything published by or about a criminal legal system agency: courts, jails, and law - enforcement (police). You can read more about - what a Data Source is - in our docs.
-- We are not creating a big interoperable database of data about criminalized people. - Data stays in its local context. It is made more accessible through documentation and location, not aggregation. -
-Who is this data for?
- Everybody! Public records are for all of us. We are only interested in solutions which could survive the collapse of our organization. Our - work is open-source, and our planning is transparent.
-Why are you different from police watchdog groups?
- - Our activism is data collection and accessibility. We document systems, not "bad apples." -
-Is this legal?
-
- Yes. We're consolidating public information, in accordance with
- established legal precedents.
-
Are you affiliated with a political party?
-
- No. Our only motivation is to provide better access to public records in an age of
- disinformation. Our members have diverse perspectives and goals for police institutions, but
- we are united by the common goal of transparency.
-
Join our community
-
-
- - To find collaborators or ask questions, join us in - Discord - and see our activity in - GitHub. -
-- You can also sign up below to receive occasional updates about our software and data projects. - You'll be the first to be invited to create a PDAP account. -
-- We only write when we have updates. -
- -Volunteer for data requests
-
-
- - Most data requests are for help answering questions about local police systems. - They usually come to us - via this form. -
-- - Use this form to volunteer, - or email - - operations@pdap.io. -
-
-
- Merged Pull Requests
-We have merged {{ mergeCount }} pull requests across {{ repoCount }} repositories.
- - Good first issues - -
-
- Locate sources
-- Some public records are already online, waiting to be classified and used to answer questions. - You could find data sources to track, making it more accessible to everyone. -
-
-
- Research
-- Many useful public records can't be easily found online. We work with local experts and request records from - relevant agencies, making it easier to answer important questions. -
-
-
- Code
-- Everything you see is open source, built by a small team of volunteers and staff. - To contribute code for infrastructure projects, check out our - - Good First Issues - in GitHub. -
-- This work is multidisciplinary, and beginner-friendly. - No matter what your level of experience, you can be a valuable contributor! - The two most important skills are collaboration and persistence. -
-Data Sources
- -
- 
-
- 
-
-
- - We locate, describe, and share sources of data about police agencies across - the United States, which are - - generally public record. -
-- Criminal legal systems in the United States are decentralized, and managed locally. In - response, we facilitate local research and organizing to keep the data in context. The goal - is a relevant database, and impactful open-source tools. -
-
-
-
-
- - - Search our database - - to see if anything interests you. -
-- - Make a request - - to get help or find collaborators. -
-- - Submit data - - if you have something to share. -
-
-
-
-
- Geographic Coverage
-
- Our database currently documents data sources from
- {{ agenciesCount }} agencies in {{ countiesCount }} counties across all {{ statesCount }} states and the District of Columbia.
-
-
-
-
- Geographic Coverage
-
- Our database currently documents data sources from
- {{ agenciesCount }} agencies in {{ countiesCount }} counties across all {{ statesCount }} states.
-
- Other things we're building with data -
-
- We create automatic archives of
- data sources, so they are not lost to time and poor data retention policies. Fragile URLs are turned into lasting resources for future use.
-
-
- We're mapping what is available in each jurisdiction, and advocating for transparency.
- What kinds of research are possible? What does model transparency look like?
-
-
-
- Donate to PDAP
-Thank you for your interest in helping our mission!
-2025 General Support fund
-
-
-
- PDAP is a non-profit, so your donations may be tax deductible.
- -Send a check
-
- Police Data Accessibility Project Inc.
239 Fourth Avenue, Suite 1401 #3180
-
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
-
Donation match
-- If your employer offers a donation match, submit your receipt to your employer and have - them reach out to operations@pdap.io. -
-
-
- We can't fix what we can't measure.
-- The ability of police systems to impact people's lives demands a higher - degree of scrutiny regarding their fairness. - Right now, it is hard to answer the most basic questions about most police agencies. -
-- We work toward better shared access to data about our police system. - This is the foundation of any research, advocacy, journalism, accountability, - or reform. -
-
-
- - “PDAP's work was invaluable in helping us find and access data we wouldn't have been able - to otherwise.” -
-- —Dr. Jesse Wozniak, Director of Law & Public Policy at the - Alliance for Police Accountability -
-
-
- - “PDAP's feedback helped us revise our published data to be more beneficial to the public.” -
-- —Philip Lukens, Chief of Police in - Alliance, NE -
-
-
- - “PDAP provides data necessary to understand how police use-of-force incidents are - processed in the courts, which reveals whether legal accountability mechanisms actually - work on-the-ground.” -
-- —Dr. Kyla Bourne, UC Berkeley -
-How we spend money
-85% goes toward our program.
-15% goes toward operations.
-How we spend our time
--
-
- Helping people find data and answer questions about local criminal legal systems. -
- Connecting skilled volunteers and collaborators with impactful projects. -
- - Sharing best practices for publishing data with people who work in local government. - -
-
- - We help people use public data for police oversight. -
-- We collect data about legal systems because their - power to impact people demands the - highest degree of transparency. -
-- If you have a question to answer, we can help. - - Make a request - -
-
-
-
-
- Case studies
-- We find data and share resources to help each other answer questions - and strengthen our database over time. -
-
-
- - Sharing access to Traffic Stop data -
-
-
- Several researchers in Pittsburgh were asking:
-- What is the reality of traffic enforcement in Pittsburgh, given changed policies about - enforcing minor traffic violations? -
-
-
- - We requested data from the City of Pittsburgh and - - shared it in our database. - -
-- It led to - - this article in Public Source, among other research. -
-
-
- - Preserving Calls for Service data in Oakland CA -
-
-
- A journalist in Oakland, CA asked:
-- How does Oakland dispatch its police force to address community needs? -
-
-
- - Calls for police service were published by the city, but only stayed online for 1–2 - days. -
-- We made a web scraper - - - - to archive the data every day, automatically, for free. - - We made it open-source, so it can be reused by anyone for future zero-budget research projects. -
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-
- - Consolidating records about the Allegheny County Jail -
-- This facility has faced mounting scrutiny, and we have helped answer several questions: -
-- How many people are in jail because they cannot afford bail? -
-- County jail holding status dashboard -
-- How often are people placed in solitary confinement after it was banned in 2022? -
-- - Segregated Housing reports - -
-- Do people in the jail receive medical attention when they request it? -
-- - 2021 & 2022 surveys - of the incarcerated population -
-- Has the city documented any health code violations at the Allegheny County Jail? -
- -
-
-
-
-
-
-
- Jobs at PDAP
--
Open positions
- Software development opportunities-
-
How to apply
-- Send an email to operations@pdap.io. Please - include a resume, personal website, LinkedIn profile, GitHub profile, or combination of - these. -
-
-
-
-
- -
Context
-- Our mission is to help people locate, understand, and share public records about every - U.S. police system. -
-- Our project has been in motion since 2020, powered by volunteers for the first two - years. We put down roots in Pittsburgh as a non-profit and received grant funding in - July of 2022. Our second funded year begins in July 2023. -
--
Equal Opportunity Employment
-- We are an equal opportunity employer, and make hiring decisions based on merit. Valuing - diversity and inclusiveness will help us build the strongest possible community and - project. -
-- People who have been impacted by the criminal legal system are especially encouraged - to apply. -
-
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- Software development opportunities
-Remote, temporary
-- These are flexible short-term contracts meant to help us make progress on specific goals. - They may last from a few weeks, up to 6 months or more depending on the project and your availability. -
-- We are looking for skilled applicants of any experience level to work on our software - projects. During an initial interview, we will discuss which issues on - the roadmap - seem like a good fit for your skills. -
-When you apply, please let us know if you're interested in a particular project.
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Responsibilities
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- Submit code toward one or more of the issues on the roadmap. -
- Write tests for new code, and help with documentation. -
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Time commitment
-- We will agree on a schedule of work and check-ins which fits your availability for the - duration of each project. -
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Compensation
-- $25 per hour minimum, scaled based on experience and time commitment. Our annual budget for this work is $150,000–200,000. -
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Characteristics of strong applicants
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- Can exhibit basic knowledge of Python. -
- Feels excited about contributing to our mission. -
- Is comfortable with feedback and iteration. -
- Has worked on software which can be used or tested somewhere. -