The data provided in this public portal/website represents general data of incidents based on the Tennessee Incident Based Reporting System (TIBRS). Incidents involving protected classes (juveniles, domestic abuse victims) by Tennessee law have been removed. Additionally, some incident addresses have been generalized to block level and randomly offset to protect the privacy of victims of crime. All crime data posted is preliminary and may or may not have been reviewed and approved by the Chattanooga Police Department’s (CPD) quality control process; therefore, the data may change upon further investigation.

The City of Chattanooga and the Chattanooga Police Department caution against using crime data provided in this public portal to make decisions regarding the safety of, amount of or type of crime occurring in a particular area. Users should not make decisions as it relates to safety solely based on the data provided on this website, but should seek independent verification directly through CPD’s Crime Analyst Unit.

The information in this portal is provided strictly as a courtesy to the public.

This dataset contains fire incident data from 2001 to the current date. For a more detailed view of the data containing information on all responding units check out this dataset: https://chattanooga-internal.data.socrata.com/Public-Safety/Fire-Incidents-Detailed/5dtg-25r9

The data provided in this public portal/website represents general data of incidents based on the Tennessee Incident Based Reporting System (TIBRS). Incidents involving protected classes (juveniles, domestic abuse victims) by Tennessee law have been removed. Additionally, some incident addresses have been generalized to block level and randomly offset to protect the privacy of victims of crime. All crime data posted is preliminary and may or may not have been reviewed and approved by the Chattanooga Police Department’s (CPD) quality control process; therefore, the data may change upon further investigation.

The City of Chattanooga and the Chattanooga Police Department caution against using crime data provided in this public portal to make decisions regarding the safety of, amount of or type of crime occurring in a particular area. Users should not make decisions as it relates to safety solely based on the data provided on this website, but should seek independent verification directly through CPD’s Crime Analyst Unit.

The information in this portal is provided strictly as a courtesy to the public.

This is a dataset that contains the current balances for property taxes and water quality fees for all parcels within the City of Chattanooga. At a high level, this data can be used to better understand where late payments are occurring, which may be an indicator of financial stress; or the data can be used to describe where revenues are coming from within the City. This does NOT contain data on PILOTs.

This is a dataset that contains the current balances for property taxes and water quality fees for all parcels within the City of Chattanooga. At a high level, this data can be used to better understand where late payments are occurring, which may be an indicator of financial stress; or the data can be used to describe where revenues are coming from within the City. This does NOT contain data on PILOTs.

Vehicle volume counts for intersections with GridSmart cameras. Data represents volume in a specific direction for a given 15 minute interval.

Data within the Cityview system used by Code Enforcement contains a table of all code violations found regardless of if they were cited or not.

Data within the Cityview system used by Code Enforcement contains a table of all code violations found regardless of if they were cited or not.

311 service request for the city of Chattanooga. Data is from 2017 to the present date. For service requests prior to 2017 please see the following dataset. https://data.chattlibrary.org/Government/Service-Requests/e968-fnk9

This dataset contains data on individual work orders submitted to the City of Chattanooga's Department of Public Works' Fleet Division. The Fleet division maintains and conducts repairs on many of the vehicles owned by the City. When a City owned vehicle needs repairs or maintenance, a work order is created to track the costs and other values associated with the repairs/maintenance. Each row in the dataset represents an individual work order for a single repair/maintenance.