The city unveiled two new public dashboards this week, showing first responder data and info about disciplinary probes in the Denver Sheriff Department.
Ever wonder how many calls first responders answer? Or how many disciplinary probes are going on in the Denver Sheriff Department at any given time?On August 7, the Denver Department of Public Safety debuted two new public dashboards showing such data: one for police, fire and emergency medical service responses; another for disciplinary investigations being carried out by the sheriff's department.
“Luckily, each one of those entities, whether it be 911, Denver Health, paramedics, Denver Fire Department — every one of them is committed to measuring how we're doing,” he explains. The city has been short on dispatchers, but Saldate claims it will be up to full employment in the next few months.“I wanted to make sure that we could start showing the public, ‘See, when we were down 75 percent with dispatchers, our call response time was this,’” he says. “'But once we did get up to staffing levels...we did much better, and we're now at this time.' It's also a way of showing folks how we are resourcing and responding to things.
Each division under Public Safety — which includes Denver Police, Denver Fire, Denver 911, Denver Sheriff, Community Corrections, Public Safety Youth Programs, the Office of Community Violence Solutions and the Public Safety Cadet Program — is looking at what data it can turn into a public dashboard. Saldate says more information on violent crime and the jail population are possibilities.
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