The Idaho State Police has launched a redesigned version of the Crime in Idaho data dashboard. The project is a collaborative effort between the Idaho Statistical Analysis Center (ISAC) and the Idaho Uniform Crime Reporting Program, both of which are components of the Idaho State Police.<\/p>\n
The all-new Crime in Idaho data dashboard allows users to explore much of the data housed in the Idaho Incident-Based Reporting System, Idaho\u2019s vast repository of law enforcement data on criminal incidents. It\u2019s the same data behind the annual Crime in Idaho reports.<\/p>\n
The new dashboard allows data collected from local and statewide Idaho agencies between 2005 and 2020 to be viewed in one place.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis dashboard will help those from local law enforcement and criminal justice agencies, and members of the media and public, to see highly customizable views and quick trend analysis of what\u2019s happening in their area,\u201d said Thomas Strauss, principal research analyst with the Idaho Statistical Analysis Center.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe think this more visual presentation of important crime trend data will make that data easier to understand so more Idahoans can be better informed and make better decisions about safety in their community,\u201d said Strauss.<\/p>\n
The dashboard currently contains sections pertaining to crimes against persons and drug\/alcohol-related arrests. Additional sections will follow as they are built.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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