The problem
The department wanted public crime mapping, but the available route depended on funding for an outside service.
Project
Public Crime Mapping
Worked across police data and City GIS to make local crime information available through a practical public map.
OutcomeA funding constraint became an in-house public resource and a reusable mapping capability.
What I did
I worked with the City GIS team, learned the data and mapping workflow, and helped build a public-facing alternative using tools already available inside the City.
What happened
The map moved forward without the original outside-service cost. The skills and working relationships also supported later public mapping work.
The evidence
The point, made visible.
The numbers and working sequence provide context for the outcome.
- Police data
- Source records
- City GIS
- Working partner
- Public map
- Usable result
EvidenceAnalysis
Police records + City GIS → a practical public map.